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Originally Posted by Falcon67
I don't - but then my shop is 960 sq/ft for 5 air drops from a 60 gallon compressor. I have traps at every drop and a massive air/water trap/natural cooler setup on the tank output.
If I was using the backup 25 gallon portable (motor plus compressor head) - yes, there's a crap-ton of water that comes out of that thing. I've painted a car with that compressor and it took a big moisture filter at the tank, an inline trap and a filter at the gun changed every time the paint cup was refilled.  |
Wow, that's a massive setup! I'm jealous! lol
I have a little Iron Horse 4 gallon compressor that I mainly use to air up my tires and blow out my RV water system every Fall. And I don't use it for any power tools so it gets used very little.
I also hardly use any air when I blow out my RV as most of the water is out of the system before I use the compressor. And I drain the tank after each use and I leave the valve open so any water in the air tank can evaporate.
I've done this for 14 years, on 2 different TT's, with no issues.