zxcvbob wrote:
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The salesguy at Northern who was telling me how to set it up said,
"BTW, you gotta bring it inside for the winter if your shop or garage
is not heated." I asked about draining it and blowing it out with
compressed air, and he said that's not good enough, it could still
have just a little water in the manifold or cylinders and ruin the
pump if it freezes.

You just made me even happier that I bought the electric one I have.
Just carry it down to the basement in the fall and back to the garage in the
spring. Never any problems starting it either.

For the record, it works great for my needs, but it would be a little to
a lot underpowered for many needs.

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Joseph Meehan

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