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Compressed Air for an Autococker

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Posted by:
Paul Plieseis
on March 01, 2003 at 18:05:32

I recently purchased an autococker and I am unfamiliar with compressed air. I am wondering should I but a low pressure or high pressure preset tank, or adjustable.
Thanks any help would be greatly appreciated
Paul

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: I recently purchased an autococker and I am unfamiliar with compressed air. I am wondering should I but a low pressure or high pressure preset tank, or adjustable. : Thanks any help would be greatly appreciated : Paul

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