Hi Elvis,
> Good! (Squirrely grin back!)  If people would LISTEN to some of my
> suggestions instead of taking issue and ARGUING about them we'd all
> benefit!
 Hah! =)   Well, we reserve a special finger for those people who insist on
taking good old fashioned homebrew stuff as some evil entity.  What would
these people do if they grew up/lived on a farm?
> Actually, it probably is!  Those suckers can crank out the air. But be
> advised they are BEARS to pull!  Starting torgue against hi head
> pressure takes a mansized motor 3/4 horse or better.  A third horse
> wired like I suggested can handle a Delco with no problem.
Well, if I'm lucky, I might be able to get my hands on a v-Chrysler for free.
A friend of mine is debating removing the AC from his Chrysler for the sake
of a quicker quarter mile...  Hmmm... I think I'll try to help decide in
favor of speed....  ;)   I sure hope this summer is not humid. =)
> Do be careful to use a suitable pop-off valve of some sort.  I'm not
> advocating building any more "Jerry Bombs"!  One was enough.  (Although
> that water heater did look awfully funny lodged in that Ash tree!)
I like to be frugal, but safety still holds a footing.  As I was mentioning
to Gerry in the last message, one of the smaller auto propane tanks would do
nicely, comes complete with *secondary* 250 - 312 psi pressure realease.
Alex.
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... Okay, I pulled the pin. Now what? Where are you going?
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