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03-31-2009, 08:52 PM
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Truck Air Tank Compressor
Just wondering if anyone might be able to help me if they have done this also.
I just bought an air tank to mount up under my truck somewhere, it is a just a small 11 gal tank. What I'm having is a hard time finding a compressor to use, as I might run a horn unit also  the stock horns just suck so time for some air  I went with the bigger tank so if I have to lay on the horn I have a long blast  As I will also use the air if something happens to a tire on my truck or whoever esle is out hunting. Ya I know Air horns aren't nice, but either is getting cut off by a bad driver. Never know where the south bound Frieght Train is comming from SW
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04-13-2009, 08:25 AM
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Rob, check craigslist for 'train horn'. It's got Silent wolf written all over it! The compresser it has seems light duty. I'd check the off road stores for an air-up unit.
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