Air tank possibility?
05-31-2004, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Robinhood150
Oh I don't know. It looks cool and I guess it'll work. Personally, for $40 I'd just go with a regular air tank. Ten gallons is pretty big you know, my 2.5 gallon fire extinguisher tank is a big enough pain in the butt to carry around as it is
I have a lot of space under my rig from where my spare *used* to be. Maybe I'll just go with a smaller tank and place it down there
05-31-2004, 04:14 PM
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IMHO, if you already had the eye-wash tank (as in "free")...then it would be worthwhile to save some dough. I just don't see much cost benefit.
Anywho, good luck on the OBA setup.
Jim
Anywho, good luck on the OBA setup.
Jim
06-01-2004, 07:27 AM
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Reading all this stuff about on-board air is making me want to get a setup in my truck.
What would be a good complete setup (air-tank, compressor, etc..) for a beginner wheeler...I don't need anything too expensive or high-tech, just something that could fill up a 33" tire pretty quickly. And something that wouldn't take up too much space would be nice too.
Sorry to hijack Peter...
Fink
What would be a good complete setup (air-tank, compressor, etc..) for a beginner wheeler...I don't need anything too expensive or high-tech, just something that could fill up a 33" tire pretty quickly. And something that wouldn't take up too much space would be nice too.
Sorry to hijack Peter...
Fink
06-01-2004, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by 4x4Fink
Reading all this stuff about on-board air is making me want to get a setup in my truck.
What would be a good complete setup (air-tank, compressor, etc..) for a beginner wheeler...I don't need anything too expensive or high-tech, just something that could fill up a 33" tire pretty quickly. And something that wouldn't take up too much space would be nice too.
Sorry to hijack Peter...
Fink
What would be a good complete setup (air-tank, compressor, etc..) for a beginner wheeler...I don't need anything too expensive or high-tech, just something that could fill up a 33" tire pretty quickly. And something that wouldn't take up too much space would be nice too.
Sorry to hijack Peter...
Fink
I have the information I wanted
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