Originally posted by JerseyRodder
Finished going through all the posts I could find which the subject seemed to have anything to do with compressors. To tell you the truth all I really got out of em is "don't get an oiless one" look at cfm but mostly it was arguments over 110 vs 220. :} ................ And again, is 2 1/2 or 3 ton plenty big for floor jacks and stands?
Having participated in many of the previous posts I'd say you either missed some of the other points made, or didn't see all the posts tech linked for you.

Just to make a fine point you must have missed. Most DA sanders will eat more than 6 cfm, so just the specs alone will tell you that a 6.4 (likely optimistic) compressor won't keep up. You'll be able to sand for a short time, wait for some more, over and over and over................Forget spraying very much HVLP. There are many more caveats in the previous posts that are pertinent.

The compressor you've linked is in fact an oiless, and as mentioned above noisy as all get out. The jack you've inquired is fine, and while a 3 ton jack stand will handle the weight, they're typlically pretty short, making working under the vehicle uncomfortable (not that laying on a cold floor will ever be other than unfortable, it's just a matter of degree). If you want decent working room get at least 6 ton stands, again, less for weight capacity, but rather for safer height capacity.