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It's a 220V Campbell Hausfeld 60 gallon vertical tank unit. It's my dad's old compressor out of his old shop beacuse he is switching to a 60 or 80 gallon horizontal tank compressor and mounting it near the ceiling in the garage of his new house to save floor space.
Cool!!! I have a 60 gallon but its a 110 unit. I really need a 220 unit for all my air tools. That poor 110 just can't keep up.
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It might vibrate the house if mounted from the wall or ceiling without properly being isolated......mounting it on a stilted platform would be best....
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We don't know yet, he has to get the compresor and that probably won't be until spring because he left for Texas yesterday.
I know, I can't wait to be able to use my big impact and air tools in my garage!!! I am tired of fighting rusted bolt's with a wrench and ratchet. I also need to start picking up the tools on my wish list for project TLB so I can get that going as well they just opened a Northern Tool in Appleton WI which about 2-1/2 hours south of me and I can smell the credit card burning already.......
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I know, I can't wait to be able to use my big impact and air tools in my garage!!! I am tired of fighting rusted bolt's with a wrench and ratchet. I also need to start picking up the tools on my wish list for project TLB so I can get that going as well they just opened a Northern Tool in Appleton WI which about 2-1/2 hours south of me and I can smell the credit card burning already.......
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The best way I've found to place an air compressor is in a leanto on the outside of the building......it helps to keep the noise levels down and a person to concentrate on the task at hand.....IMO
We also have the TV or radio going in the garage as well..........