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OT: Shop compressor 140-160 1974

posted by  Kåre on  Thu Apr 29 07:59 CST 2004
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Thanks for all advice. I'm getting to the point in life where I'm tired of always buying cheap - but, of course I still want a good value. If anyone have any specific brand recommendations, I'm listening. Maybe I could keep an eye on ebay? I don't expect to use a paint gun anywhere near as much as tools, but I do want to have the capability. What about those blue (Campbell something?) compressors they sell at Wal-Mart? Probably no good... They also have some compressors at Harbor Freight. Anyone bought or tried one of those, let me know.
P.S. Don, I thought standard temperature was 59 F?

Kåre






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