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We have used a Harbor Freight 3 gal pancake compressor in the trailer for years. plumbed in with rubber air hose 0with slip coupler) so it can be easily removed.. Ran the air hose under the trailer to the rear with an outside coupler. (recessed in the side panel - but between the wheels under the fender would work! The harbor freight stuff is not professional but with the limited use it gets it works fine and compressors have been on sale for $39
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Joe,
I bought the Husky brand from Home Depot for $99 several years ago. It is very light and can be maneuvered anywhere. I thought about plumbing it in the trailer and glad I did not. I have used it outside the garage at the house instead of firing up the big compressor several times. I think it is a 2-3 gallon and quiet too when running. |
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Joe like you mentioned you want to run an impact .You will need something with CFM and at least 20 gal
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