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Husky 10 Gallon Portable Air Tank - $29.99
$29.99
Husky 10 Gallon Portable Air Tank is $29.99 @ Home Depot
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Decent deal. For comparison the 11gal at Harbor Freight is $42 ($34 w/ coupon). I have a few, swap out the hardware and turn into extra volume for my 5gal compressor.
"To disperse any
accumulated condensation inside the tank, begin by
reducing the air pressure inside the tank by pulling out on the
safety valve and holding until the tank gauge reaches 25 psi.
Invert the tank with the manifold facing downward and pull the
ring on the safety relief valve. We as the
manufacturer and you as the consumer have no control
over the moisture content of air coming from any fll
source. Premature rusting caused by condensation inside
the tank is the primary reason for the suggested
replacement date stamped on the tank."
"To disperse any
accumulated condensation inside the tank, begin by
reducing the air pressure inside the tank by pulling out on the
safety valve and holding until the tank gauge reaches 25 psi.
Invert the tank with the manifold facing downward and pull the
ring on the safety relief valve. We as the
manufacturer and you as the consumer have no control
over the moisture content of air coming from any fll
source. Premature rusting caused by condensation inside
the tank is the primary reason for the suggested
replacement date stamped on the tank."
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I did the same with a 7 gal aluminum tank from HF for my 2 gal CAT compressor. Reading the reviews for this Husky tank, sounds like that's a fairly common application for these portable tanks.
Attached a picture of my tank plumbing. When it's connected to my compressor, the short hose attaches to the compressor by way of the two way male fitting. The in-use air hose and tools connect to the silver chuck on the left side.
But it's made to be modular, so I can still use the portability of the aux tank. I remove the long hose from the silver chuck and then carry the tank around, using the short hose for the tool(s).
The whole system could be made simpler with less fittings if one never intended to remove the aux tank and it was permanently added to the host compressor.
Attached a picture of my tank plumbing. When it's connected to my compressor, the short hose attaches to the compressor by way of the two way male fitting. The in-use air hose and tools connect to the silver chuck on the left side.
But it's made to be modular, so I can still use the portability of the aux tank. I remove the long hose from the silver chuck and then carry the tank around, using the short hose for the tool(s).
The whole system could be made simpler with less fittings if one never intended to remove the aux tank and it was permanently added to the host compressor.