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    4/09/2013 10:05 AM  #1

    Derek
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    From: Eatonton GA
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    Air compressor question...

    I got my sand blaster up and running yesterday and it works pretty good,but could be better. I have an old compressor with ah 12gal tank on it. I was wondering if linking it up inline with my current compressor would be of any benfit?? Maybe give me more volume so it wouldn't have to run so much?

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    4/09/2013 12:30 PM  #2

    MS
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    From: Canyon Lake, Texas
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    Re: Air compressor question...

    The more volume, the better.  Might need a check valve to keep the bigger compressor from backfeeding the smaller one though.  Between pump and tank is best so you get the benefit of both tanks.

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