"Ignoramus17028" wrote in message
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Putting carpet underneath the legs solved the problem. I gave this
compressor a hard workout today (blasting out grime between the deck
boards) and it did not move an inch. Thanks to all who suggested using
carpet. I remember that Gunner suggested it, but there possibly was
one more person.

i

Gunner only knew that trick 'cuz he has a compressor in his living room!

Tom Gardner wrote:
"Ignoramus17028" wrote in message
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Putting carpet underneath the legs solved the problem. I gave this
compressor a hard workout today (blasting out grime between the deck
boards) and it did not move an inch. Thanks to all who suggested using
carpet. I remember that Gunner suggested it, but there possibly was
one more person.

i


Gunner only knew that trick 'cuz he has a compressor in his living room!



One in his bathroom too. Right next to the used oil tank. :-)

Harbor Freight used to have those adjustable machine levelers/feet for
that. Not nearly as cheap as used carpet but relatively inexpensive as
I recall.

JohnF


On 7 Mar 2005 01:28:17 GMT, Ignoramus17028
wrote:

Putting carpet underneath the legs solved the problem. I gave this
compressor a hard workout today (blasting out grime between the deck
boards) and it did not move an inch. Thanks to all who suggested using
carpet. I remember that Gunner suggested it, but there possibly was
one more person.

i

Mine has been standing in old sneakers, the airbrush guys put theirs on
tire tread to keep the racket down,