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 ==Usage Notes==
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 * Originally gas engine powered
 * Engine was seized
-* Engine replaced with electric motor (donated by Circuithacker)
+* 31May2012 - Matt F removed engine, rust inspected tank
-* Auto shutoff valve installed (donated by Matt F)
+* 13Jun2012 - Circuithacker donated 2hp motor from broken compressor
-* Tank hydrotested to 160PSI (safe for 135PSI)
+* 20Jun2012 - Joe P overhauled compressor pump, pulley, cut off motor extras, welded brackets
-* Pump oil rinsed and changed (Joe P & Greg)
+* 10Jul2012 - Matt F pulled old pulley off engine
-* Regulator & plumbing added (donated by Joe P)
+* 10Jul2012 - Joe P & Greg give compressor pump oil change
-* Connector kit added (donated by Thomas L)
+* 18Jul2012 - Matt F & John W machine spacer sleeve for pulley (to fit motor shaft)
-* Hose added (donated by Thomas L)
+* 30Jul2012 - Matt F & Travis plum and hydrotest tank to 160PSI with grease gun, plum remainder and test, SUCCESS
-* Motor cooling fan added (donated by Joe P)
+* 06Nov2012 - Joe P donates and installs regulator, Thomas L donates 50' hose and "M" coupler kit
+* 27Nov2012 - Joe P donates & installs 120V fan on motor to help with cooling, SUCCESS
+* 04Dec2012 - Matt F donates new hose coupler, Joe P donates & installs air filter, replaces skinny short cord with 8' 12g cable, completes wiring, plugs obsolete unloader port
+* 22Apr2012 - Joe P re-alligns shifted pulley, sheers off motor pulley set screw in process
 ==Repairs Needed==
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 * Interior fan guard required
 * Cutoff valve needs a case
-* Fan needs to be wired to cutoff valve
 * Possible oil leak, keep an eye on it
-* Air filter and cover required
-* Obsolete feedback tube requires plug
 * Regulator is fragile, requires bracing