I think somebody mentioned it, But HF is the cheapest I've found. We only have rubber hose, got rid of all the slinky vinyl crap.
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04-30-2008, 06:37 AM #21
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05-29-2008, 03:35 PM #22
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1/4" vs 3/8" vs 1/2"
don't run large tools on 1/4". Impacts or drills. 1/2" for 3/4" and larger impacts. It's not the size, but the cfm's that matter. I've got four reels made by Cox Reels and I love them. One is on my service truck, along with power cord, Oxy/Act, pressure washer, and nitrogen. Love'em
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05-30-2008, 07:33 PM #23
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Quality Hose
Use quality hose! Gates makes an oil based hose that is larger in O.D., but worth the money. I have Coil Hose brand for the retractable stuff without a reel. Same thing, use the 3/8" for air tools. Try 1/4" and there won't be any torque. The 1/4" are for air blow guns only.
Millermatic 210
Syncrowave 200
Spectrum 625 X-treme
Hobart Champion 16 W/
Miller 8VS Suitcase
Miller 3035 Spool Gun
Tons of Tools
Microwave
Laptop and Printer
Speakers in the Back for all to hear Sirius Radio!
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