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Can I use a wellsaver tank as an additional air compressor tank
I purchased what I was told and liked like an air tank. A sticker had been scratched off but enough was left to make out "Well saver". After much googling, I could only find that it was pressure tank which should only be pushed to pressures of 30-50 lbs. Was wondering if this were true or can I use it as a 2nd tank ad add it to my current air comopressor.
Thanks very much David |
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