Scott Fisher sez -
> - 75 feet of hose and 50 feet of extension cord work just great,
> allowing you to get anywhere you want, and for those of us with
> rented places, it provides ideal mobility for later moves (that
> is, file the advice on complex tubing setups for later, but don't
> put that setup into someone else's garage).
This 50 extension cord better be pretty hairy to handle a 4 hp motor. A
regular cord will not handle the current (cord will get hot, motor will
run slow and eventually a fuse or breaker will blow). Be sure to get use
a very heavy duty cord such as those used by commercial contractors.
If you have the choice of buying an extension cord or an extension hose,
buy the cord. You lose pressure at the end of a long air hose vs whats
available at the tank.
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Olin Kane
Albuquerque
505-848-2783
okane@cscns.com
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