Posted by Super-H-Mike on August 07, 2012 at 18:48:57 from (76.164.146.210):
In Reply to: Impact gun Question? posted by FC Andy on August 07, 2012 at 12:51:05:
You have flow or pressure problem. I run Snap-On guns on 120 psi all day every day and dont have any issues. I have a 60 gallon and 30 gallon hooked together with a simple old single stage compressor. 25 foot 3/8 hoses and 1/2 hard line (pipes). Your new gun shoulda been able to spin those bolts out without any trouble at all. I would try a hose directly onto compressor to bypass all the regulators and filters and see how it is then. Most auto shops don t run at 175 psi BTW, 90-125 is more common.
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