RickyVR
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We used to have several remote air stations located in towns like Battle Lake, MN, Grand Forks, ND, Bismarck, ND, and Park Rapids, MN. We set-up air cascade storage systems in the locations and then would go fill them when needed.My father built and sold compressors. He loved diving in the upper midwest and wanted portable air that would pump at 15cfm. He started with an Ingersoll Rand 4R15F compressor which powered with a gas engine mounted on a trailer. He liked it, however, he had to leave the boat behind when diving. His solution was to mount the compressor in a brand new 1985 Chevrolet Suburban. He ran the compressor off the vehicle engine via PTO. What do you think?
This unique combination has been used at many large diving events through out the last many years. Some weekends we would pump up to 120+ tanks of air.
We used to have a 3 day dive event at the Mine Pits near Brainerd, MN. We would hide clips in the surrounding mine pits and people would go find them and win prizes. I would fill over 100 tanks of air during the event.