03-29-16, 08:08 AM
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Pancake air compressors.
What is your opinion of Porter Cable air compressors? I'm looking at a small 6 gallon portable pancake design for occasional use in my garage. NOT a shop situation at all. Filling car tires, blowing off tools and the mower, other misc things.
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03-29-16, 09:43 AM
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that should do well for that. i am a dewalt man myself. it is great and easy to carry
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03-30-16, 07:13 AM
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I've got a small tube tank compressor. It's almost useless for any air tool use, except my air nail driver.
But it does well for keeping Wife's car, my van and trailer tires filled to proper pressures. Just make sure it will hold pressures to 100 PSI or more and you should be fine. |
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