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Jason M 04-01-2002, 07:38 AM I just got an oiless 7.5 (or something like that) HP stand up 60 gal compressor. How should I mount it to the floor? directly with grade 5 bolts and concrete lugs or with some sort of bushing in between the floor and the compressor.. TLCObsession 04-01-2002, 07:51 AM Jason - Check Grainger. They sell compressor mounts that are like engine mounts where the 2 mounting bolts are NOT connected (thats how you transmit vibrations). Anyway check - 2 years ago, I bought some and they had about 10 different sizes and ratings. Jim PS - Take that oiless back. They are LOUD. I know I have one! Wish I had gone oiled.... Jason M 04-01-2002, 07:53 AM Originally posted by TLCObsession Jason - Check Grainger. They sell compressor mounts that are like engine mounts where the 2 mounting bolts are NOT connected (thats how you transmit vibrations). Anyway check - 2 years ago, I bought some and they had about 10 different sizes and ratings. Jim PS - Take that oiless back. They are LOUD. I know I have one! Wish I had gone oiled.... Yep it is loud but it was free :D I'll deal BadDog 04-01-2002, 10:05 AM Mine just sets there on the wood pallet it came on. BillaVista 04-01-2002, 02:25 PM Mine has 3 "feet". I made a pad for each foot, out of a 1/2" chunk of softwod plywood wrapped in a couple of wraps of that super-squishy carpet underlay )coz that's what was lying in the way when i rolled the compressor into the shop!) Land Crusher 04-01-2002, 05:01 PM mine is also sitting on the wood pallet works fine.:) | |