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What’re yall using for an air compressor?
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edredtop
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I think this is the perfect time to repost this video
Lot of reports out there that the new Quincy compressors are not what they used to be. Same with the IR compressors. Seems like luck of the draw maybe.
For SS, harbor freight oil lubed works fine, setup a hot spare like Wyatt said, and you have an almost bullet proof air system.
For SS, harbor freight oil lubed works fine, setup a hot spare like Wyatt said, and you have an almost bullet proof air system.
Auto drains are so cheap and easy to setup, should be standard equipment for any car wash nowadays. Even the name brand ones aren't that pricey for the automation and cheap insurance they provide.
2Biz
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I'll throw this out there and see if it sticks to the wall....I have an OLD Campbell Hausfeld 80 gallon that was at the wash when I bought it. That was over 14 years ago....Who knows how old it is...One thing I did along the way was to change the on/off pressure so it didn't make so much heat and water...Factory on the switch is set to on at 100 and off at 125....The most pressure I use is 60psi for the flojets...So I adjusted the pressure switch to come on at 80 and off at about 100psi...Now I only have to drain the tank about once a year and only get about a gallon of water. And only have to drain the water seperator once a year...The higher the pressure, the more heat you make and moisture...And the lower pressure at start is way easier on the motor and pump...For me its been a win/win....And BTW, my flojets stay happy happy happy running with drier air! I looked today and my fb flojet is 6yo...Its a no brainer to make sure you also have NO Air Leaks!
