Adding an Auxiliary Air Compressor

[Jack & Donna Smith]

I think Harbor Freight has a few 12V compressors that are used to
"Air-Up" tires on Jeeps after off-roading. Should not be too hard to
adapt one of these..
A R B also makes one to operate the "Lockers"
But if your dash air is a lost cause, you could use the already
mounted York compressor to make an Air Pump. I mounted one on my
Jeep, and it will get 120psi quickly, with enough volume to operate
some Air Tools.. Kilby Systems in Burbank has all the info and parts
for this.
Jack Smith
1973FC31
SoCal.

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "John McGinnis"
wrote:
>
> Has anyone installed an auxiliary compressor? My 88FC35 does not have
> an auxiliary air compressor and I was thinking of adding one. Could
> someone tell me the demand/requirements of a needed compressor. I was
> thinking of a pump off of a Lincoln air ride system or some other 12V
> compressor, or is that not a good idea? I was thinking of installing a
> pump switch which would engage around 90PSI & shutoff around 120PSI and
> tapping into my wet air tank. That way if the engine pump were do go
> tango uniform I would have some sort of back up.
> John 88FC35 On the banks of the Ohio!
>