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Originally Posted by OK-944
A bit of a tangent...but anybody here ever used an auxiliary air tank in tandem with a compressor to achieve higher CFM's?
I've got a 30 Gal/175 PSI (Huskey) unit from H.D., which is fine for most of my uses (nail guns for home projects, etc.)...but very underwhelming for what I'd hoped would be a decent amount of air for engine (and other parts) cleaning using baking soda. Nope...and what a mess!
At any rate...I've heard of hooking up a relatively inexpensive aux. air tank for a bit of extra "oomph." Anyone tried this?
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My dad did that 40 years ago using an old water heater tank . He had an industrial horizontal tank compressor and when doing something heavy duty he plugged it into the converted water heater tank . It worked great .