New England B.S. Thread

Did I miss...are you replacing rear drums with calipers? Otherwise you only need 2 calipers..

 

I went with autozone remands and it outlasted the OEM I put in on the other side...
$60 I think vs $220ish

 

Hey,
Seems like the compressor is not working right...can you take a look?


Umm....when is the last time you guys drained the moisture?

The what?


Literally 5 gallons of water in a 5 gallon compressor...


Already procured a new compressor and show people how to drain it...

 

weird pricing...
The SR5 is now routinely more expensive than a TRD-off road...
It's basically a Business class vs Comfort +

 

I'm sure that was also great for whatever the compressor was powering

 

It's only used for compressed air to clean out thing and dry things off.....industrial canned air...

 

Yeah, let's use wet air.
People.

Edit...just to be clear, I didn't mean you Brian

 

Wet air flows in the hose better cuz it's self lubricating.

 

Yep. Haven't gotten into the long range rifle side yet. Like the pistol pit setup though. Had to rethink the targets, as all mine were stake, not free standing.

 

I should probably drain my big one. I think last time I did was fall, and I have used it several times since. Whoever had it before me put a ball valve under it which is super handy.

 

Ball valve is a must. I did one on my 30 gal upright...flip it with my foot...done. No bending over and fiddling around with the screw in type.

 

Good to know! A lot of the places down here that do have longer ranges, don't let guests use it

 

There was a place my dad used to go like that. Chuckleheads kept losing them over the back berm... into the municipal airport.

 

New Dewalt has them

 

I signed up here for those 2 things, and the ability to bring a guest.
Oh, and it is 10 minutes from the house.

My other range has it's perks, so, I'm keeping my membership there.

 

It’s very strange that Toyota made the rear leg room smaller. Carrying people/kids in the rear seat is literally the reason most people buy a 4Runner.

 

Mine's a 20-year-old Craftsman Professional - 175 PSI, 25 gal (I think)

Bought it off Craigslist from a guy who moved up to a 240v unit because he was going to start painting cars. I've had it for around 7 years now and it's been great. I have a retractable hose reel mounted to the wall above it that'll reach anywhere in the garage and the first 20 ft or so of the driveway.

One of the tires doesn't hold air beyond a few hours, which is kind of ironic. But I've never fixed it because I almost never move it and it doesn't seem to cause it to sit off balance.

 

I have a 120v normally open valve, I have a switch near the door that powers the compressor so when you turn off the switch it releases the air too.

 

I like this idea

 

That's pretty bas ass.......do you have any pictures by any chance? Do you have it set up to a solenoid?