No problem glad you enjoyed the video. Last time I was there I checked out another one and it was put together decent from what I could see. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I'm in the market for a new compressor myself thanks for sharing I believe I'm going to go to Northern Tool and get one of their North Star compressors.
No clue. The original plan for the video was to break it in then get the book out and go over the specs. After realizing I had gotten another defective unit the video plans changed lol. Thanks for watching and commenting though I appreciate it.
I'd use some Rectorseal on those threads (yellow pipe dope that works for compressed air and for natural gas as well as water). I've always had good results when using Rectorseal on air fittings. What did you decide to do?
Might try the thread sealer. Still won't help the fact that it was cross threaded and probably ruined the threads though. Thanks for watching and commenting. Will probably return it this weekend
Thanks for the video. I'm going to purchase one of these as the price is right at Tractor Supply. Now I know what to look at before I load it up.
No problem glad you enjoyed the video. Last time I was there I checked out another one and it was put together decent from what I could see. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I'm in the market for a new compressor myself thanks for sharing I believe I'm going to go to Northern Tool and get one of their North Star compressors.
Good luck with your new compressor. I've seen those north star ones they look nice. Thanks for watching and commenting.
What is the duty cycle on that compressor ? I chose an IR Garagemate because it has a 100% duty cycle.
No clue. The original plan for the video was to break it in then get the book out and go over the specs. After realizing I had gotten another defective unit the video plans changed lol. Thanks for watching and commenting though I appreciate it.
I'd use some Rectorseal on those threads (yellow pipe dope that works for compressed air and for natural gas as well as water). I've always had good results when using Rectorseal on air fittings.
What did you decide to do?
Might try the thread sealer. Still won't help the fact that it was cross threaded and probably ruined the threads though. Thanks for watching and commenting. Will probably return it this weekend
A few years ago you could have bought the 60 gallon for the same price.
You're right! It's ridiculous isn't it? Thanks for watching and commenting.
The way you flip flop that wrench and apply pressure with it backwards…I’m not sure you should be doing your own repairs
No I shouldn't nor do i want to. It's brand new and I shouldnt need to be doing shit. Thanks for watching.