Posted by Lanse on May 14, 2010 at 14:43:25 from (65.89.42.149):
Hey yall...
Has anyone ever turned a hot water heater into an air compressor?? My little 26 gallon just doesnt do it for me anymore. I know its kind of common with propane tanks and the like, and i even found this video on youtube about it.
I had this huge pile of scrap, and we hauled most of it in, but theres still a water heater and some other stuff. The thing is 10-15 years old, but it says its tested for 300 psi. My current oil free air compressor only goes to 150.
Is this a safe idea, or an easy way to get in the back of the paper?? Has anyone done it before??
Audio/Video clip:Air Compressor
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