If you've recently purchased some wooded acreage with waterfront access and dream of setting up a campground or cabin rental site, you may feel overwhelmed at the amount of work that awaits you -- from plumbing and wiring multiple cabin building sites and arranging for construction to paving your parking lots and driveways with asphalt or concrete that will be able to stand up to boat trailers and heavy-duty trucks with minimal maintenance.
If you've recently purchased your first heavy-duty air compressor, you may be excited at the prospect of effortlessly pumping up your truck tires or utilizing air tools to perform various auto repairs. Because your air compressor is so often used to help maintain other pieces of mechanical equipment, you may find that you overlook its own maintenance. What should you be doing on a regular basis to keep your compressor in good shape for years to come?
