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Lord Bless Bud/Guru & his surgeons hands during this surgery! Amen! Mrs. Guru/cam wife, you were on top of your comedy game this episode 👍😁! Blessings All, Paul from South Central Tx.

i,ve had both of mine done piece of cake if you have a great surgeon never saw inside of a sb im quincy man cant stop them

Thanks for the video. I have been searching for a teardown video of a SB 705. Most the ones I have found are not that great quality wise. This is probably the best one so far. Good luck with your surgery.

My father told me once , if you take any pressure vessel. Tire , air tank , even a propane cylinder think about the PSI. That pressure is at every square inch inside. He would say. How many postage stamps could stick on the inside of that vessel ? Kind of spooky when you look at it that way

DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THE PACKAGING. SAVE YOUR MONEY! I bought the 18400 Titan snap ring pliers for $21.99 on the road because my wheel bearing went out on the driver's side. They are junk. The removable arms won't tighten down with the side screw. They now fall out. The base of the arms after a few hours are so loose that when I attempt to open the snap ring by squeezing the handles it fails. I should have just thrown the money in the trash. I broke down on the side of the road and needed the pliers to do what Titan advertised. It is the worst tool I have ever had in my hand. The host says Chinese made tools sometimes get a bad rap. My situation and now the experience with this line of tools is the perfect example of good money is wasted on bad consumer products. I am in a bad situation and needed something reliable to repair my truck. It wasn't Titan Tools that I could count on to help. They only added to my frustration with a disappointing product.

Hi Guru I just rebuilt a IR Model 3000 30T with new rods and everything. Ran fine for about 2 hours then started knocking and had broke a brand new rod. What do you think would have caused that ?

Very helpful video, even more helpful over the phone. Highly recommend the Guru's service and store.

Thanks Bud

Serious question - I have looked up many videos of tanks exploding. And all the failures I have seen have happened to sideways sitting tanks. Tanks that have the seam welded along the bottom. Do you think there is anything to that? I have not seen one of these failures on an upright tank. Not saying it doesn't happen. It just appears to happen more to sideways tanks.

good stuff

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I have my compressor drain valve constantly slowly hissing. Has been for decades, never has water in it.

They rust best from within

Always delivering great knowledge.

Upsell those customers to an electronic drain who are negligent in draining daily. I do it all the time in hospitals and office buildings and customers/engineers love not having manually drain tank.

That's a great list! Have a great Christmas Bud & family!

Thanks for all you do and have a Merry Christmas

Bud & Val -- Merry Christmas!

I use a large 4500psi compressor for my pcp Airguns and I always wonder if that compressor ever gernades or my 4500psi 98CF carbon fiber air tank ever exploded what kind of damage would that do, probably be catastrophic

The thumbnail looks like the mouth of a deadly alien worm from a sci-fi movie. And deadly it is.

how would the LOS be wired in a single phase system?? In series with contacts 1 and 2?

Also, if your butt crack is showing, you need to tighten up your belt.

How tight should it be? An idea of the downward deflection of the belt with a certain pressure might be helpful. I know what too loose is but how tight is tight enough is bit more difficult to determine.

Merry Christmas Bud! Your comparison of compressor belt tension to a car alternator belt should be helpful. Anyone can open their hood - poke the belt, then compare it to their compressor! Easy peasy

merry christmas to you all keep the air moveing

You helped me with this problem a year ago, and your absolutely correct, always check your belts making sure there adjusted properly Thanks again Bud 👍🏻🙏 Merry Xmas and Happy New Year!

Good info. If belts run to loose long enough, the motor pulley gets polished smooth causing belts to slip even more.

I have a question, What do you think about putting fuel tank sealer paint inside the tank. (Not to seal leaks )But for a coating or barrier to prevent moisture contacting bare metal inside the tank. I was looking at product that had a rust inhibitor and moisture barrier. I haven't done it to mine. I was just wondering if anyone out there has or if it's a bad idea and why. Cheers

Saw the hat of the conman Donvict and immediately blocked your channel. Thanks for destroying America with your ignorant vote.

Super excellent video. Safety first. Thank you.

WELL SIR KIND OF A GOOD JOB BUT☝️ TOOO MUCH FLAPPIN AND NIT UNTILL NEAR THE END OF THIS VIDEO DID WE FIGURE OUT JUST WHERE AND WHAT THE CHK VALVE ACTUALLY LOOKED LIKE THANK YOU FOR THIS INFO IT WAS MOST HELPFUL I HAVE A T3O THAT'S OR WAS LEFT TO SIT UNUSED FOR A LONG TIME WORKED GOOD FIR A WHILE THEN AFTER SHUTTING DWN LIKE TURN OFF THE POWER IT LOOSES AIR TO AROUND 30PSI PAIN IN DA HINNEY THANX AGAIN

Thankful for family and a 1965 Broom & Wade compressor made in England. Built like a tank and still going strong.

at 6:13 "well you know I was raised in a middle class household"

Thanks for the info I am reding my compressor and did a hydro test 150 percent of the working pressure and it held so I think I should be good.

Thanks alot Bud, you always share great information. Appreciate that 👍🏻🙏

Thanks for the video! Great explanation about oil break down - I have many end users that don't understand the importance of oil changes. I beleive it's not only for the breakdown of the oil itself, but also, depending on the environment, to water/moisture in the oil. Compressors with low hours that don't run a lot never seem to get up to temperature enough to get rid of the water. SO I recommend at least yearly regardless of the hours. Have a great Thanksgiving!

Great information . I always change my compressor oil every 6 months , weather it needs it or not . I've seen people not change it for years .

Thanks for sharing 👍

What would you recommend to the DIY homeowner for a NEW small air compressor? This is for light duty home use....filling tires, blowing off the lawn mower, etc. (no air tools).

At 22:05, How do you remove that style of wrist pin on the high pressure piston? does it have pin plugs on the ends? That's what mine looks like and I don't want to cause damage when trying to remove the pin.

Volume of a cylinder = 2*pi*radius^2*height

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Excellent information. You are a good man and very wise.

I was always told that you’re not supposed to press bearings from the Outer race. Also, I think you may have got those bearings a little bit too hot. Should they really be brown? ?

4:15 sounds like you had some stored energy of your own.😂😂😂

Val….you are a treasure 🎉. Thank you Bud for sharing the details. Love learning.

I love the way you use example to show how much energy can be stored in these tanks. Many take it for granted.

Thanks 🙏👍🏻

The LOLS ...Low Oil Level Switch. Sometime you should show how the switch is installed, adjusted and tested. There are 3 allen head screws around the outside of the cover to make that process easy.