[drillbit]

I am trying to save time on Sundays so I am just wondering if I blew up my field around 5 Saturday would the bunkers be plenty inflated still around 12 on Sunday? It is a private field for my team so we are trying to save time. And as a side note to some of you field owners, how many scuba tanks do you think I should use if we have about 12 guys playing? Just a rough estimate if you can based on your experience. Thanks for you help everyone.

[eatmeat]

When my field was new I would leave it up over night and had little problems, but after time and normal wear and tear on the field, the bungee cords will break down, so one night a sudden wind storm came through and blow them away and the next morning my team and I had to go on a bunker finding mission, 8 of them blow over a half mile away over a barb wire fence across a corn field over a pond and got caught in some woods and every one got holes in them. It wasn't a fun way to start practice. Now we drop bunkers every night. We have 4 leaf bowers now and it takes us less then 20 minutes to blow up an entire xball field, it's worth it for us to take them down every night .

We run 2 bulk tanks with a 10 CFM compressor and never run out of air with over 30 people filling.

Hope that may help
Love
Brad

[drillbit]

Originally Posted by eatmeat

When my field was new I would leave it up over night and had little problems, but after time and normal wear and tear on the field, the bungee cords will break down, so one night a sudden wind storm came through and blow them away and the next morning my team and I had to go on a bunker finding mission, 8 of them blow over a half mile away over a barb wire fence across a corn field over a pond and got caught in some woods and every one got holes in them. It wasn't a fun way to start practice. Now we drop bunkers every night. We have 4 leaf bowers now and it takes us less then 20 minutes to blow up an entire xball field, it's worth it for us to take them down every night .

We run 2 bulk tanks with a 10 CFM compressor and never run out of air with over 30 people filling.

Hope that may help
Love
Brad

Thanks brad that was very helpful. How did that compressor cost however?

[eatmeat]

bought mine used from a firestation (the're were upgrading theres) it cost 2500ish