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Compressors - drain every day or leave pressured?
OK, I finally figured out my compressor purchase and went with the
Campbell Hausfield 60 gal upright - Lowes was even nice enough to part with it for $399 (gloat?) The manual says that the tank should be drained daily. I'm wondering what people usually do with their large compressors... do you drain the tank every day, or just leave it pumped up so it's ready when you need it? |
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