: http://makeashorterlink.com/?G4565299D
Anybody got a clue as to how this thing might function, or what might
be a better way to control water buildup in a compressor tank? I've
got a small compressor that I'm intending to install into an enclosure
outside the garage with on/off switch,
: Monday, August 21, 2006 9:44 AM
To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
Subject: [MBZ] Speaking of compressors: automatic draining
: http://makeashorterlink.com/?G4565299D
Anybody got a clue as to how this thing might function, or what might
be a better way to control water buildup in a compressor tank? I've
Hi, All.
My compressor has one of these. Bot it from HF. approx $10. It installs in
place of the lower drain and picks up its' signal from the unloader/on/off
switch assy. pressure line.
Once a year cleanout is reqd. on mine.
Fred Moir
Lynn MA
84 190D
85 300TD
87 190Dt
Joe Knight
Have a Coleman cheapy compressor with (20?) gallon tank that lately takes a
long time to build up pressure. Instead of a regular piston it has some
sort of plastic piston from what I've been told. Since its only turned on
about once per month to air up tires, and only two years old, I'm
Have a Coleman cheapy compressor with (20?) gallon tank that lately
takes a
long time to build up pressure. Instead of a regular piston it has
some
sort of plastic piston from what I've been told. Since its only
turned on
about once per month to air up tires, and only two years old, I'm
archer wrote:
Have a Coleman cheapy compressor with (20?) gallon tank that lately takes a
long time to build up pressure. Instead of a regular piston it has some
sort of plastic piston from what I've been told. Since its only turned on
about once per month to air up tires, and only two years
of you all - Princess
Auto.
Randy
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Speaking of compressors: automatic draining
Have a Coleman cheapy compressor
Have a Coleman cheapy compressor with (20?) gallon tank that lately
takes a
long time to build up pressure. Instead of a regular piston it has
some
sort of plastic piston from what I've been told. Since its only
turned on
about once per month to air up tires, and only two years old, I'm
archer wrote:
Have a Coleman cheapy compressor with (20?) gallon tank that lately takes
a
long time to build up pressure. Instead of a regular piston it has some
sort of plastic piston from what I've been told. Since its only turned
on
about once per month to air up tires, and only two years
Thanks, Randy. Think I'll stick with standard compressors from now on too.
Gerry
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From: R A Bennell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wouldn't spend a lot of money on it. I had one of the portable Coleman
units that was supposed to be contractor
quality. It didn't last very long
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