Tim,
How do you figure that the pressurized system will 'save energy' over a
conventional pump outfit? Or are you planning on pressurizing only with
gas station air?
A regular water pump runs so little (under 20 minutes/day, I'd guess)
that its energy use can almost be ignored.
<<Jim>>
> Childers wrote:
>
> Does anyone have a old air compressor for a pressurized water system
> for parts. I have a 62 Tradewind(single axle) with a pressurized water
> system. It has the original air compressor but it has a score mark in
> the cylinder wall causing it to pump oil into the water. If I could
> find a compressor with a bad motor and a good compressor, I could
> piece together one complete compressor. I would like to stay with a
> pressure system because of the energy savings.
>
> Tim Childers
> 62 Tradewind
> 47 Liner
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