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Post 11/2017 divorce, I've been in a duplex with all of my stuff jammed in tight, about to buy a home (ex wife got our home & furnishings) and I've since acquired a large compressor. The garage is a standard size 2 car garage. Should I build a housing for this compressor and bolt it to a concrete pad outside of the garage, or install it in the garage? I'd rather have it outside the garage, I think.
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Mine is still on the wood pallet in my garage"PSH!!!" -
If you have neighbors, mount that thing in the garage. I'd make a closet for it if you're going to use it alot.
Though the best place is outside with a ventilated shed, invest in a decent water trap/separator.Originally posted by SilverbackComment
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Just give it to me so you don't have to worry about it.Comment
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ditto.Originally posted by Stephen View Post"If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry FordComment
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I put mine in the corner right by the garage door since that wall is really not very useful for anything else.Comment
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Mine was in the garage, bolted directly to the concrete with an SBC valve spring under each foot. Wasn't too noisy. I've since relocated it to a small add on the back of the garage and ran copper pipe inside.Comment
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Leave inside or your neighbors will be irritated. I have mine in my storage barn about 20’ from my shop area. I don’t hear it at all.
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