Ironbuilt
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It will be mounted in my shop which has heat and central AC.Wouldn’t hurt anything to change it once a year, I change mine every couple of years, but it’s inside a somewhat climate controlled shop.
It will be mounted in my shop which has heat and central AC.Wouldn’t hurt anything to change it once a year, I change mine every couple of years, but it’s inside a somewhat climate controlled shop.
Thank you, and yes I have a great wife. Made in the USA was a must in my decision.You sir have a great woman.... Congratulations on your new compressor... I agree Curtis is good but a US made IR is not a bad thing either....
I have read that most compressors are made by the same manufacturer. Campbell Hausfield makes most popular brands like Kobalt and Dewalt. Craftsmen has an 80 gallon that is WAY over priced and I am not even sure that is American made.Boy you got her fooled!
Nice gift for sure. IRs are good compressors. I think they are all getting like lawn mowers. One company makes most of the parts now days.
Boy you got her fooled!
I gotta take my lug nuts off with something.Congratulations bro!!! You gave a great wife for shure, but she have a great husband too, i don't forget the suv you buy her for her birthday a couple of years ago, you deserve each other, yeap that's a lot of for an air grinder
Please explain Mike, I am not familiar with that.Congrats! Do yourself a favor and add a timed solenoid moisture drain to the tank.
Mike
Not Mike but instead of you remembering to drain the condensate every time you use the compressor it automatically does it for you... keeping water out of the tank & air lines....Please explain Mike, I am not familiar with that.
Where do I get one of those?Not Mike but instead of you remembering to drain the condensate every time you use the compressor it automatically does it for you... keeping water out of the tank & air lines....
Thanks @1 Wild R/TI edited my above post
And now this post..
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...at=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=pot+drain&_osacat=0
.. and did you read the break in instructions before you did .... Some require zero load, ie an open air outlet on initial run.Have you fired it up yet @Ironbuilt ?
Have you fired it up yet @Ironbuilt ?
Unfortunately I had to hit the road for a Wisconsin delivery so it's still sitting on the pallet... and did you read the break in instructions before you did .... Some require zero load, ie an open air outlet on initial run.