DRR Sportsman
| I use the Port-a-cable pancake one in mine. Been great. Tried a cheaper off brand at first, but the internal load on the compressor would kick when plugged into a generator. It was fine once plugged into a shore power source. Make sure its low amp start featured, this should eliminate the problem i stated. 302-786-1078 slickvic@slickvicracing.com slickvic@slickvicracing.com www.slickvicracing.com302-786-1078 Dealer for most major brands, including Simpson, Necksgen, Hans, Strange, Moser, Amsoil, Aerospace, Digital Delay, Hoosier, M/T, Goodyear, Redhorse, MSD, Racepak, Lucas, and more. Complete racecar wiring and custom CNC parts available. |
| | | Posts: 131 | Location: Delaware | Registered: June 12, 2008 | 
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| quote: Originally posted by Roger McGinnis:
California (hurts to write that) air tools are pretty reasonable and quite. They have a 2hp 10 gal unit that is just under $400.
Did you get the vertical or horizontal unit?
"I am not ashamed to confess I am ignorant of what I do not know."
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| I was trying to remember the name of the brand my friend has and finally saw it again today. Sure enough it was the California air tools model, the vertical one. Very quiet! I have the Rigid pancake (vertical) style and it works great but very loud.
Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right. Here I am.......
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| | | Posts: 5338 | Location: stuck in the middle with you! | Registered: March 11, 2002 |
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