shelf, under driver's seat, on frame, what is it for?
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08-07-2013 | 09:26 AM
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The tank is filled with liquid Co2. Same thing that carbonates Coke. The tank when pressurized will run about at 160psi, so plenty of flow for power tools and you can fill all 4 of your tires up faster than your buddy with the Via Air compressor can fill 2 tires. The Powertank has a regulator on it like a scuba tank...so you can control the air pressure once the main valve is open.
CO2 tanks are around 1000 psi. The powershot regulator will reduce that pressure to 0-300 psi.
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08-07-2013 | 10:02 AM
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that is what i did. made my sliders as tanks hooked the compressor to them from that mounted location. have since had problems with the little compressor. i used an old one that I had laying around. 
just can't do anything for free. but that is definitely, not a 1000lb co2 tank
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08-07-2013 | 10:37 AM
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Like my $1000 winch
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08-07-2013 | 12:13 PM
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"That's where the compressor sits if you have SLS." Bingo, that makes sense; I thought it had to be something like that. I don't have SLS, never had it, and don't want it, as it is just one more thing to maintain, and those rear air bag springs are not worth the trouble, in my opinion. Thanks for the information, guys!
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