I have a small one that has the capacities you mentioned; 8.6 cfm @ 40 psi,
6.8 cfm @ 90 psi and use it for general use including dual action sander,
air ratchet, air drill, spray paint, and die grinder. None of these tools
has in the least taxed the compressor's ability.
Regards, Mike Klinke
-----Original Message-----
From: Kyle Kozubal <grndak4x4@home.com>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Sunday, July 23, 2000 8:01 PM
Subject: DML: Air Compressor Question......
>I need to know something, once again air compressor related. I decided to
>post this on the DML, and not the DML Off Topic List, hoping I could get a
>positive answer. I was given a Craftsman Twin-V Professional Series
Vertical
>6.5hp 60 gallon air compressor for my bday, but I don't have a 220 source
in
>my garage. I know this beast will power and run most if not all types of
air
>related tools. To make things alot easier, and so I dont have to tear up
>landscaping and deal with the a large deck, I am going to return it. I was
>looking at the largest 120 volt air compressor, so powering the compressor
>will really be easy. However, I am concerned with this smallers
compressor's
>capability to run a wide variety of tools. This smaller one is a 5.5hp
>Vertical 25 gallon compressor. It is rated at 130 MAX PSI, SCFM@40 PSI is
>8.6, and SCFM@90 PSI is 6.4...........Will this one still be able to run a
>wide variety of air tools properly?
>Kyle
>
>
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