RW> RW>> I have a 30 gallon. Made in the USA by Dayton, if you can believe   
   RW> RW>> that. I inherited it when I bought a machine shop in 1987 and it was   
   RW> RW>> 20 years old then. Kept it at home for automotive work.   
      
   RW> RW>> MH> I have been on the market for one for months and think I have it   
   RW> RW>> MH> narrowed down to a 30 gallon belt driven compressor.   
      
   RW> RW>> If you plan on using 'air tools', I'd think about a tank with less   
   RW> RW>> recovery time. 60-100 gallon, minimum. You can still buy a Dayton at   
   RW> RW>> Grainger Industrial Supply, and you can find Grainger online or   
   RW> RW>> maybe they have a local store in your area.   
      
   RW> TW> Isin't Tank recovertime is a function of Compressor size basiclly?   
      
   RW>Yes it is. A small tank will make the compressor run more often than the   
   RW>same compressor on a larger tank.   
      
   Yes the compressor will cycle more but the overall run time for a   
   particualrly job will be about the same as long as the compressor is   
   sized for your largest air volume tool used   
      
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