What's a good price?

I have a Cornelius high pressure compressor I've used for years to
fill scuba tanks. It's an old military one (1969??) and is gas
powered. Very compact and weighs about 80lbs (you can carry it around
in the trunk of your car). It is 4CFM and fills a tank to 2700lbs in
about 20-25 minutes. It probably needs a new filter ... the one on it
is something I made up. The water separator is fine. The pull cord
needs new springs since it doesn't catch all the time. It runs well.
What kind of money should I ask for something like this? Should I put
it on EBAY?

Can this be used for paintball as well? What's needed for paintball
filling?

>It probably needs a new filter ... the one on it
is something I made up.

For breathing air, that sounds a little spooky...

> Can this be used for paintball as well? What's needed for paintball
> filling?

The guys I know need to be filled to 3000 psi, but aren't terribly picky
about the filter...just the moisture separator.

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Briggs Christie
Oahu Dive Center
Kailua, Hawaii
1-866-933-DIVE
www.oahudivecenter.com
"drj" <djessome@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> I have a Cornelius high pressure compressor I've used for years to
> fill scuba tanks. It's an old military one (1969??) and is gas
> powered. Very compact and weighs about 80lbs (you can carry it around
> in the trunk of your car). It is 4CFM and fills a tank to 2700lbs in
> about 20-25 minutes. It probably needs a new filter ... the one on it
> is something I made up. The water separator is fine. The pull cord
> needs new springs since it doesn't catch all the time. It runs well.
> What kind of money should I ask for something like this? Should I put
> it on EBAY?
>
> Can this be used for paintball as well? What's needed for paintball
> filling?