Compressors, age and the effects of gravity.

[T3PRanch]

As I get older I seem to notice the effects of gravity more and more. Particularly when moving around a 6K Nitrogen bottle or my AirVenturi Compressor. I found a quick and cheap solution for the compressor that is a perfect fit end to end of the frame and the "feet" of the frame fit over each side to more or less lock it into position when running plus allowing easier access to the "blow off" port on the bottom AND it has wheels . What is this magic device you might ask?

https://www.harborfreight.com/18-in-x-12-in-1000-lb-capacity-hardwood-dolly-63097.html

I picked mine up for $9 with a coupon.

Thurmond

 

[Brian10956]

Thats a fantastic idea i should if thought of it

Great minds think alike

 

[Loren]

I have my compressor riding around on one of these. Saves bending over.... plus I already had it in the shop as a utility cart.

 

[Centercut]

Hey, wait a minute. These two photos were posted on AGN December 30, 2017... Notice what the Compressor is sitting on? 

http://www.airgunnation.com/topic/tuxing-double-cylinder-pcp-air-compressor-taking-the-plunge/page/2/

 

[T3PRanch]

Deja vu! The sub conscience at work! lol ........ or is the onset of memory issues????

Thurmond

 

[jking]

Good Idea guys, It's now on my list and just happen to have a Harbor Freight 8 miles away.
jk

 

[2D1C]

You guys kill me! LOL

Dennis

 

[Matt247365]

I got lucky and inherited this granite topped kitchen island that wasn't being used.

Matt

 

[Humdinger]

For years I've had a Bauer then the Carette compressor that replaced it mounted on this yard cart. I bought the cart for $60 from Northern Tool four years ago. The large air filled rubber tires made the 170 lb. Bauer easy to move around and it allows excellent air circulation. The Carette is zip tied to the cart. At 66 lbs. it is very easy to move about while mounted to the cart. 

 

[Rami939]

I've been using one of those for more than a year now ,and it works like a champ .

 

[Centercut]

Rami939, nice cleavage, errrr, I mean Avatar... Please tell us more about your air compressor, I haven't seen one like that before. Also, some additional photos would be appreciated. Thanks!