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Old 04-27-2021, 11:59 AM   #43
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All of the fittings included+ some extras...Hose is in 3 pieces 2-40 ft, 20 ft


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Old 05-03-2021, 07:47 AM   #44
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Ail Line installation

I used copper years ago. It was good and expensive. Next shop..I used schedule 80 PVC and was quite satisfied with it also. Last, and much larger shop...I used 3/4" PEX with 1/2" drops every 10 feet. I use a 10hp commercial compressor in a fiberglass business. All my tools are air, and used constantly. I have never had an issue with any of the materials used to run the air thru. The pex tubing was clamped quite often to make it neat. I liked the pex very well, but it has to be kept out of the UV rays (sunlight). My outside air line are still copper. No problems ever, with any of it. Good luck. MOMCAT
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