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Old 06-13-2008, 07:33 PM
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Correct, if you don't do it then you compressor won't turn on.
You will have problems with the air tools beyond the compressor itself. Moisture and resulting problems are the biggest issue IMO.
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Isn't Kobalt Lowes home brand?
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I'd get a compressor with the largest tank you can afford if you plan on using anything that requires high psi settings.
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i got a 50 gal Sears and use it a lot
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Isn't Kobalt Lowes home brand?
Correct! Kobalt products are made in the USA.
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