24 Aug 11 13:02, Mark Hofmann wrote to Tom Walker:   
      
      
      
    TW>> Fro that lenght do NOT go for a smaller size hose. Some air tols   
    TW>> have big CFM demands and the pressure drop will reduce the power of   
    TW>> the tool. Heavy duty drilling with a 1/2" air drill is an example.   
      
      
    MH> I seem to remember them selling a large 100 foot air hose for around   
    MH> $50 that looked decent.  I'll keep that in mind, thanks!   
      
   If you intend to do air tool work at 100 feet, make sure it's a large   
   hose, 1/2" or better, and also make it a quality hose. I'd still buy the   
   two 50s because the less hose you're using, the more air-power you get to   
   your tools.   
      
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