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Portable compressors
I want to get one of the new small wall mount/portable compressors.
Sears and CH both make oil-free and oil-lubricated models for about the same money ($100). This will only be used for occasional brad/nailer, tire inflation, air nozzle, etc. What should I look for? Is oil-lube more durable than oil-free? Thanks. Sears: http://tinyurl.com/6agnn http://tinyurl.com/5su96 CH Ironforce: http://tinyurl.com/7y7yu -- David dja--dot--mail--at--comcast--dot--net |
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