It's absolutely amazing that even your older videos had this much quality. Straight to the point, and very information filled. Thanks for making great content!
What a gem seeing this video now after watching your modern content. You’ve really become comfortable in front of the camera now! Also, Thank you for your service!
Been watching your videos for about 4 years now. I have an old compressor I wanted to maintenance so typed that into youtube and by golly here is one of my favorite youtubers telling me how to do it. Happy to watch and as always quality work sir!
Thanks for sharing! I inherited an air compressor when my uncle passed away a couple of years ago and finally got around to setting it up because I finally have a use for it. Definitely want to change the oil just as a preventive measure. Seems pretty straightforward-just need to find the oil drain on mine. Side note, I’ve been watching your channel for a few years but I somehow never knew you were in the military. Thank you for your service! And, as always, thanks for all the great videos!
Crazy to see how I watch every video of yours that gets recommended to me. Your confidence when making videos is the only thing that has changed. The information in your videos is amazing. Thank you for your videos.
Your videos have come a long way since 5 years ago. I joined this chanel maybe a year ago give or take. Excellent video as always. Would love to see more of these types of videos where you work around the shop! Things I learned in this video that I never knew. 1. Your were in the military. 2. You're a family man. Wow. A True American hero! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE! I AM HONORED TO BE A MEMBER OF THIS GREAT CHANEL.
Props to this dude. Still reads and replies to comments on 4 year old videos. This and many other reasons (such as his refusal for sponsors and staying independent) is why I originally subscribed and will continue to support his channel. Great work! Keep it up!
First and foremost THANK YOU for your service! Great retro video. Awesome to see how you've grown comfortable with the camera over the years. Keep em comin.
Thank you for your service Sir. I've done that forever with bags... I stand up the funnel, and put the bag over it, open side down, like a parachute.... Keeps the funnel clean... Never seen anyone else do that until now.
Thank you so much for putting this video out.Have the same compressor and this was the first time I had done any oil change. Yes, let it go way to long without realizing and ran it out of oil. Thankfully it was caught before any damage, but had seized a bit. Had to hand crank a bit to get the oil moving again, but worked great afterwards. Thanks again!
I have watches a ton of your videos and did thumbs up on every one. This is the only one I heard you mention of being in the military. At that point I decided to subscribe. And is everyone else has posted from a month ago to a year ago, thank you for your service.
Thank you very much for the positive comment! I was in the military when I published this video and really enjoyed my time in the military. It's great to finally plant roots here in Missouri and to have a place that I can call home for more than a couple of years. Thanks again.
All your videoa are worth watching a few times. Even these old ones. Thank you for the time you put into all that you do. And thank you for your service!
Thanks for the plastic bag and funnel tip. Great tip I'll start using too. Watched a lot of your videos and really enjoyed them. Keep up the great work.
Hi PF, Great video!! I just retired from a farm and ranch store and we sell a very good "blue" compressor made in the USA. When ever I would sell one, I would show the customer the maintenance kit we stocked. Even at close to $100. for the big kit, it was a easy sell. The compressor had a 5 year warranty but with the kit, they got another 2 years. Maintenance is important. KL
Nice little how-to video, thank you I like the idea about the cardboard to guide the old oil. And also the idea about reusing the old grocery bags. Always good to hear some new shortcuts and tips👍
To me this looks like the first current form video, the stance, the angle to the camera Only real difference is your comfort talking consisntely and your slowly developed voice cadence and video pace This is still incredibly high quality
Even 3 years ago you made videos that I'm thrilled to find. Just got an oiled 2007 twin tank 4-gallon craftsman air compressor for free! The old oil was very thick and dark, just put in new oil, can't wait to fire her up and see how it runs!
Haha I watch your show all the time and love it. Today I needed to change the compressor oil at work and look who pops up in the youtube search! Awesome.
I've been watching your videos for years now, and I always was kinda curious what you did for a living knowing you are in the military cleared a few things up keep up the good work and thank you for being awesome
Thank you very much! After the military, I purchased a small farm and am trying to get it back in shape along with making videos. My wife works and we keep our spending within reason so we're able to have more family time together. Thanks again!
lol, the first time I saw one of his video's I immediately thought "This guy reminds me of many commissioned officers I've met" from mannerisms, bearing and attention to detail. Sometimes I thought "This sounds like he's reading from a field manual". I was not surprised when he said he was in the military. Thank you for your service! Were you commissioned?
Just did that myself on my v-twin compressor. All the research I found recommended synthetic compressor oil (30 wt non-detergent engine oil for emergency only & 1/2 up the sight window). Appreciate your work.
Great video! As a quick story, the first time I added oil to my compressor, I didn't know about the sight glass. I overfilled it so much that oil came out of the muffler when I turned it on. Oil splashed all over the place and I shut it down quickly. I drained the oil and I'm thinking that I didn't do any damage, since it ran for only seconds. I learned a huge lesson and I now know about the sight glass. Thanks for sharing!
I have watched you for years now, and had already watched this way back (there was a red line under it so I would say I saw it) Anyway doing an oil change on mine, and you helpful in my life again. Thanks. By the way, your channel has come a long way from this video. I join you almost every Sunday afternoon now.
Now it is clear to me!!! I had to watch so many videos of yours to hear you say you are a service man. 🙂. Im in service to!!!! And i like to do stuff like you!!! Be well and do your magic!!!
Holy cow. Ive watched a good amount of your videos and just kinda gathered you were older then AvE himself! But my gosh thank you for your service brother!! How long were you in the service? & Welcome to Missouri I myself Am born and raised in good Ol' Missouri!! Hell yeah. Definitely one of my top youtubers with AvE
Excellent tip, think its something people overlook with compressors. With my compressor, its a big 3 cylinder one, I do a lot of car bodywork so it works relatively hard, I have put some lucas stabilizer and zx1 extralube into the oil, those two have made a huge difference to the amount of oil coming down the lines into my filters, almost none now, and before the electric motor would trip the inbuilt trip switch trying to start from cold when the temps got near freezing, now it starts right up no problem.
I happened to get this from googling air compressor oil change. I am know your newer videos well, doing side by side comparisons. Your quality and subject matter has improved, but this was handy. I am going to synthetic on my compressor.
Ha! Vintage project farm! Loving that sh*t! Honestly I was halfway through another video and scrolled down and seen your video, even though it was four years old I clicked on it and watched your whole video instead of the one I was on! Keep up the great work brother
@@ProjectFarm anytime bro! I’m also a ‘researcher’, I always have been. And when it comes to researching products before Purchase, if it has to do with DIY or any kind of tool etc., I know whose channel I’m coming to first every single time!! I started my car audio and electronics channel A few months back but I’m having a hard time catching steam… But honestly man you are truly an inspiration, keep up the great work!!
Hello , first thank you for your service . I have a similar machine from Husky / Home Depot and the manuel calls for 11.5 ounces . I splurged for the synthetic oil also . A tip for maintaining your compressor is to drain the water often . I sometimes leave the petcock open over night and youd be suprised what drains out ! Thank you for the great videos .
Thanks for your service in the military. The oil in my air compressor all of sudden went to the top one day when I looked at it. I've read that if you don't use it much it creates condensation in the oil. Every now and then i open the air drain at the bottom and run it for a good 8 minutes or so to burn off all the condensation.
I've been a long time subscriber. Even this early video is very informative. Thank you for your service, sir. Your channel has come a long way since this video! I wish you all the success it can bring!
Nice info. When removing the drain bolt, the copper tube it is bolted into should not detach but stay screwed onto the bottom of the compressor. Hold the copper tube in place with a vice grip (do not clamp down too much), while removing the drain bolt. That should allow you to have more of a drain pipe closer to the edge and lessen chances for a spill. If the copper pipe unscrews anyway, then remove bolt once it is all out and refit the copper tube onto the compressor with thread sealer. Then replace drain bolt with new and soft gasket and gently tighten so this will be the one to come out next time.
I came here to see a larger shop air compressor comparison. I saw the small tire inflator tests, but they don't give me much info that is applicable to a 10+ gallon compressor. I would love to see that as a future episode. Best channel, ever, so when I knew I needed one, I came here first.
1:54, exactly what I was looking for. I'm about to change my compressor oil for the first time and was not sure whether I pour in the whole quart of oil or not. I guess this answered my question. Thanks a lot
Just changed the oil in my Kobalt K7060V, 3.5hp, 60 gal. I could not find the capacity anywhere. Mine took 32 oz. I was glad to see that yours did also. I was starting to question my sight glass. Something else I did was check the air filter and the foam was starting to fall apart, glad I looked at it would of hated to suck deteriorated foam into the compressor. Thanks for the video.
I want to thank you for your Service to our country. As well as say I enjoy your videos. You always go the extra mile to check compression and do things most people would never think of. Keep them coming and God Bless!
Project Farm I would love to see you do a video on comparing air compressor oil. Like Ingersoll Rand synthetic, Jenny Ultimate blue syn., Rol-Air Synthetic blend, Amsoil Synthetic, Mag1 oil, Central Pneumatic oil, and others. You do such a good job with putting them to the test.
I definitely agree. JUST bought a brand-new pulsar compressor. Went to and did the cold start after adding the suggested amount of oil they sent. Milkshaked instantly. And there was way more oil coming out then I put in Flushing with napa air compressor oil, then finish my break in run. Redrain and refill.
Great video again … I use Amsoil synthetic in my air compressor and also I use a empty gallon jug set it on the floor with a nail in the wall that I hang my funnel on and the tip of the funnel sticks in the jug to let it drain into that..
Your videos are great! keep up the good work with all your morden content. You should really make some more videos on air compressors. Like oiled vs non. See if harbor freight stands a chance. Even do some of those 5 in 1 mini compressors. That are jump packs, inverters, lights, etc. Looking forward to more videos!
i know this is an older video but im kinda new to channel, really love the stuff you do. here is my tip on oil changes. if the item is something you are going to keep. my dad and now i always change out the drain fittings to make it where it is easier and you dont get oil everywhere. linke on this compressor i would add a nipple and then a 90 down and the a pipe plug. that way you are clear of the frame. also i remove the water drain cock and put it out where i can get to it easy with a ball valve and a pie tin. i live in high humidity so i drain often.
I changed the oil in my 21gal. Harbor Freight I've had for about 6+yrs. It stays outside year round on my patio under a awning. After about 20 seconds it ran significantly smoother & quieter.
Thanks fellow vet! I just rinsed mine with some gas and then put in some DElo. My compressor is very small, maybe 1 1/2 gallons so it didn't take buch. Sure come a long way since then. Thanks, Commander! A-PLUS!
Hi Lewie, Always great hearing from you and thanks for the positive comments! Great choice on oil. I'll likely do the same next time I change the compressor oil, which I need to do soon. Thanks again and wishing yall many Blessings!
@@ProjectFarm HI Commander and I know non-detergent oil has it's place but I'm not really comfortable in using it when a high detergent, high dispersant will keep the crud loose BUT it does have to be changed. Maybe they figure the non-detergent is for non-changers. Sounds reasonable. BLESSINGS 2 yall!
Hay Project Farm. think you for the Heads up Great Video I just got an older compressor last year at an Auction and going to try to bring to Old Beast back to life. you have saved me a few hours looking up how to Maintain it thanks a lot look forward to more vids I Subscribe to your channel. Thank You. Also the Hay was a Pun. lol
@@ProjectFarm Hi Sir; I know you try to answer replies. I am somewhat concerned that HF is selling "Oil less compressors" In large size format of 20 gallon. I have taken apart dead, cheap 12v tire inflaters and found metal piston in a plastic cylinder. I get the cheap, get what you pay for. But to me, I think they are selling 20 gallon air tanks for $200. How durable could they be. I sure hope the thermal overload kicks in, when a seized compressor becomes an electrical dead short, fire hazard.
Thanks for all your reviews. I was able to get the same air compressor recently, but in the process of loading it up on my truck, we had to tilt it on its side, which had the oil leak in the motor's mechanical parts, unfortunately even the electrical compononents. I will have to clean the oil off. Any suggestions on how to do it?
It's absolutely amazing that even your older videos had this much quality. Straight to the point, and very information filled. Thanks for making great content!
Glad to hear! Thanks for watching.
What a gem seeing this video now after watching your modern content.
You’ve really become comfortable in front of the camera now!
Also,
Thank you for your service!
Thank you very much!
Been watching your videos for about 4 years now. I have an old compressor I wanted to maintenance so typed that into youtube and by golly here is one of my favorite youtubers telling me how to do it. Happy to watch and as always quality work sir!
Thanks and you are welcome!
Thanks for sharing! I inherited an air compressor when my uncle passed away a couple of years ago and finally got around to setting it up because I finally have a use for it. Definitely want to change the oil just as a preventive measure. Seems pretty straightforward-just need to find the oil drain on mine.
Side note, I’ve been watching your channel for a few years but I somehow never knew you were in the military. Thank you for your service!
And, as always, thanks for all the great videos!
Thanks and you are welcome!
Crazy to see how I watch every video of yours that gets recommended to me. Your confidence when making videos is the only thing that has changed. The information in your videos is amazing. Thank you for your videos.
That's awesome!
Your videos have come a long way since 5 years ago. I joined this chanel maybe a year ago give or take. Excellent video as always. Would love to see more of these types of videos where you work around the shop!
Things I learned in this video that I never knew.
1. Your were in the military.
2. You're a family man.
Wow. A True American hero! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE! I AM HONORED TO BE A MEMBER OF THIS GREAT CHANEL.
Thanks so much! Thanks for the suggestion.
Props to this dude. Still reads and replies to comments on 4 year old videos. This and many other reasons (such as his refusal for sponsors and staying independent) is why I originally subscribed and will continue to support his channel. Great work! Keep it up!
Thanks, will do!
First and foremost THANK YOU for your service! Great retro video. Awesome to see how you've grown comfortable with the camera over the years. Keep em comin.
Thanks! Thanks, will do!
Thank you for your service Sir. I've done that forever with bags... I stand up the funnel, and put the bag over it, open side down, like a parachute.... Keeps the funnel clean... Never seen anyone else do that until now.
Thank you!
Thank you so much for putting this video out.Have the same compressor and this was the first time I had done any oil change. Yes, let it go way to long without realizing and ran it out of oil. Thankfully it was caught before any damage, but had seized a bit. Had to hand crank a bit to get the oil moving again, but worked great afterwards. Thanks again!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing! Glad to hear all ended well!
Thank you for your service.
Ryan, Thank you for supporting those of us serving!
I have watches a ton of your videos and did thumbs up on every one. This is the only one I heard you mention of being in the military. At that point I decided to subscribe. And is everyone else has posted from a month ago to a year ago, thank you for your service.
Thank you very much for the positive comment! I was in the military when I published this video and really enjoyed my time in the military. It's great to finally plant roots here in Missouri and to have a place that I can call home for more than a couple of years. Thanks again.
All your videoa are worth watching a few times. Even these old ones. Thank you for the time you put into all that you do. And thank you for your service!
Thanks and you are welcome!
At what time did he mention his military service? Just curious, I didn't remember him saying it.
Thanks for the plastic bag and funnel tip. Great tip I'll start using too. Watched a lot of your videos and really enjoyed them. Keep up the great work.
A big thank you for your service to our country! Your videos are great, keep them coming!
Hi PF, Great video!! I just retired from a farm and ranch store and we sell a very good "blue" compressor made in the USA. When ever I would sell one, I would show the customer the maintenance kit we stocked. Even at close to $100. for the big kit, it was a easy sell. The compressor had a 5 year warranty but with the kit, they got another 2 years. Maintenance is important. KL
Thank you! That kit sounds like a great deal!
Nice little how-to video, thank you
I like the idea about the cardboard to guide the old oil.
And also the idea about reusing the old grocery bags.
Always good to hear some new shortcuts and tips👍
Thank you!
To me this looks like the first current form video, the stance, the angle to the camera
Only real difference is your comfort talking consisntely and your slowly developed voice cadence and video pace
This is still incredibly high quality
Thanks!
Even 3 years ago you made videos that I'm thrilled to find. Just got an oiled 2007 twin tank 4-gallon craftsman air compressor for free! The old oil was very thick and dark, just put in new oil, can't wait to fire her up and see how it runs!
That is awesome!
Neat video, good explanation, and thank you for not having loud music on it ! Overall, just great !
Thank you!
Haha I watch your show all the time and love it. Today I needed to change the compressor oil at work and look who pops up in the youtube search! Awesome.
Thank you! Glad this video helped.
Its amazing the progress u made on your videos in 3 years. Very helpful video as always
Thanks a ton!
I've been watching your videos for years now, and I always was kinda curious what you did for a living
knowing you are in the military cleared a few things up
keep up the good work and thank you for being awesome
Thank you very much! After the military, I purchased a small farm and am trying to get it back in shape along with making videos. My wife works and we keep our spending within reason so we're able to have more family time together. Thanks again!
It explains the haircut. I always thought that it looked like a military haircut.
lol, the first time I saw one of his video's I immediately thought "This guy reminds me of many commissioned officers I've met" from mannerisms, bearing and attention to detail. Sometimes I thought "This sounds like he's reading from a field manual". I was not surprised when he said he was in the military. Thank you for your service! Were you commissioned?
@@ProjectFarm I suspected you were military, I'm also a veteran. Which branch?
Thank you for your service and all the awesome videos you put out greatly appreciate them!
Thank you very much!
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for doing them and most importantly, thank you sir for your service.
Thank you very much!
Oldie but goodie! About to change mine now. Awesome videos! Cool to see an "older" one. Thankyou for your service!!! 🇺🇸
You are welcome!
Just did that myself on my v-twin compressor.
All the research I found recommended synthetic compressor oil (30 wt non-detergent engine oil for emergency only & 1/2 up the sight window).
Appreciate your work.
Thanks!
Great video! As a quick story, the first time I added oil to my compressor, I didn't know about the sight glass. I overfilled it so much that oil came out of the muffler when I turned it on. Oil splashed all over the place and I shut it down quickly. I drained the oil and I'm thinking that I didn't do any damage, since it ran for only seconds. I learned a huge lesson and I now know about the sight glass.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the feedback.
I have watched you for years now, and had already watched this way back (there was a red line under it so I would say I saw it) Anyway doing an oil change on mine, and you helpful in my life again. Thanks. By the way, your channel has come a long way from this video. I join you almost every Sunday afternoon now.
You are welcome! Glad to hear!
Everything you show here is helpful. You are so appreciated. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Now it is clear to me!!! I had to watch so many videos of yours to hear you say you are a service man. 🙂. Im in service to!!!! And i like to do stuff like you!!! Be well and do your magic!!!
Thanks for your service! Glad to hear!
More of these how to videos please! I love the product comparisons, but I adore mechanical and carpentry how to's!
Thank you for the recommendation!
Holy cow. Ive watched a good amount of your videos and just kinda gathered you were older then AvE himself! But my gosh thank you for your service brother!! How long were you in the service? & Welcome to Missouri I myself Am born and raised in good Ol' Missouri!! Hell yeah. Definitely one of my top youtubers with AvE
Thank you very much! I was in for nearly 22 years. Thanks again!
Excellent tip, think its something people overlook with compressors. With my compressor, its a big 3 cylinder one, I do a lot of car bodywork so it works relatively hard, I have put some lucas stabilizer and zx1 extralube into the oil, those two have made a huge difference to the amount of oil coming down the lines into my filters, almost none now, and before the electric motor would trip the inbuilt trip switch trying to start from cold when the temps got near freezing, now it starts right up no problem.
Thanks for the positive comment!
I enjoyed watching this video as I have all the other installments. Thank you.
Thanks!
I happened to get this from googling air compressor oil change. I am know your newer videos well, doing side by side comparisons. Your quality and subject matter has improved, but this was handy. I am going to synthetic on my compressor.
Thanks for watching!
thanks for the video . i love everything about the old machines . so your showing us how to preserve history
You are welcome!
Ha! Vintage project farm! Loving that sh*t! Honestly I was halfway through another video and scrolled down and seen your video, even though it was four years old I clicked on it and watched your whole video instead of the one I was on! Keep up the great work brother
Thanks!
@@ProjectFarm anytime bro! I’m also a ‘researcher’, I always have been. And when it comes to researching products before Purchase, if it has to do with DIY or any kind of tool etc., I know whose channel I’m coming to first every single time!! I started my car audio and electronics channel A few months back but I’m having a hard time catching steam… But honestly man you are truly an inspiration, keep up the great work!!
Hello , first thank you for your service . I have a similar machine from Husky / Home Depot and the manuel calls for 11.5 ounces . I splurged for the synthetic oil also . A tip for maintaining your compressor is to drain the water often . I sometimes leave the petcock open over night and youd be suprised what drains out ! Thank you for the great videos .
You are welcome!
Thank you for your service!! Love your videos both new and old!
Thanks and you are welcome!
Thank you for this video. I don't have the exact compressor but the basics about it really helped me understand things with mine.
Thanks for your service in the military. The oil in my air compressor all of sudden went to the top one day when I looked at it. I've read that if you don't use it much it creates condensation in the oil. Every now and then i open the air drain at the bottom and run it for a good 8 minutes or so to burn off all the condensation.
I've been a long time subscriber. Even this early video is very informative. Thank you for your service, sir. Your channel has come a long way since this video! I wish you all the success it can bring!
Thank you very much!
Thanks for your service, always enjoy your videos too!
Thank you for the positive comment!
Nice info.
When removing the drain bolt, the copper tube it is bolted into should not detach but stay screwed onto the bottom of the compressor.
Hold the copper tube in place with a vice grip (do not clamp down too much), while removing the drain bolt.
That should allow you to have more of a drain pipe closer to the edge and lessen chances for a spill.
If the copper pipe unscrews anyway, then remove bolt once it is all out and refit the copper tube onto the compressor with thread sealer. Then replace drain bolt with new and soft gasket and gently tighten so this will be the one to come out next time.
I would replace the tub or pipe with a longer one. I've done this on a couple of engines to make oil changes easier the next time.
I came here to see a larger shop air compressor comparison. I saw the small tire inflator tests, but they don't give me much info that is applicable to a 10+ gallon compressor. I would love to see that as a future episode. Best channel, ever, so when I knew I needed one, I came here first.
Thanks! Thanks for the video idea.
Thanks, I also bought a farm that had a compressor included in Ireland). I know a bit more now. I like your channel a lot.
Thank you for the how-to video. This answered many of my questions
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your service. Enjoy your videos.
Thank you very much!
Love all your videos and thx for all the money you spend on for us and thx for your Service
Thank you
Thank you for your service. I love your channel man.
Thank you!
1:54, exactly what I was looking for. I'm about to change my compressor oil for the first time and was not sure whether I pour in the whole quart of oil or not. I guess this answered my question.
Thanks a lot
Glad I could help!
Thank you for this video! Helped me with maintaining my air compressor!
You are welcome! Great to hear!
Thank you for your service and informative videos.
Thank you!
Realy enjoy your videos. Thanks for your service!
Thank you
Very informative, as I have a very similar compressor. Thanks for the video, and than you for your service.
Thank you very much!
Just changed the oil in my Kobalt K7060V, 3.5hp, 60 gal. I could not find the capacity anywhere. Mine took 32 oz. I was glad to see that yours did also. I was starting to question my sight glass. Something else I did was check the air filter and the foam was starting to fall apart, glad I looked at it would of hated to suck deteriorated foam into the compressor. Thanks for the video.
You are welcome!
I want to thank you for your Service to our country. As well as say I enjoy your videos. You always go the extra mile to check compression and do things most people would never think of. Keep them coming and God Bless!
Thank you very much for the positive comment and thanks for supporting those who serve. God Bless.
Enjoy your channel. Thanks for your service
Thank you!
Great video and tips. Thank you for your service.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for your service! Seeing this video reminded me its time to change the oil in my compressor
Glad it helped!
watched this dec 2021... you are still a great presenter.
Thanks!
Project Farm I would love to see you do a video on comparing air compressor oil. Like Ingersoll Rand synthetic, Jenny Ultimate blue syn., Rol-Air Synthetic blend, Amsoil Synthetic, Mag1 oil, Central Pneumatic oil, and others. You do such a good job with putting them to the test.
Thank you for the video idea!
I definitely agree. JUST bought a brand-new pulsar compressor. Went to and did the cold start after adding the suggested amount of oil they sent. Milkshaked instantly. And there was way more oil coming out then I put in Flushing with napa air compressor oil, then finish my break in run. Redrain and refill.
Good job 👍 with your tips, just subscribed to your channel.
Thanks for sharing and for your service to the Nation 🇺🇸
Thank you!
Great tip on storing the funnels.
Great video bud and thank you for your service
Thank you!
Great video again … I use Amsoil synthetic in my air compressor and also I use a empty gallon jug set it on the floor with a nail in the wall that I hang my funnel on and the tip of the funnel sticks in the jug to let it drain into that..
Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks for the info. It's a good tip for the home mechanic.
Thank you!! I'm still very happy with the LEDs. Highly recommend them.
Thanks so much. Super helpful video.
You're welcome!
Awesome video bro. Thank you for your service.
Much appreciated!
Your videos are great! keep up the good work with all your morden content. You should really make some more videos on air compressors. Like oiled vs non. See if harbor freight stands a chance. Even do some of those 5 in 1 mini compressors. That are jump packs, inverters, lights, etc.
Looking forward to more videos!
Thanks for the video idea.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome!
Thank you for your service. Thank you for all these great videos
You are welcome!
AATW!!!
Great video and thank you for your service 🇺🇸 you answered my question
Glad to help!
Thank you for your service! My son was in the marines 👍🏻 hats off to ya and your family
Thank you!
Thank You for your service!
You are welcome!
Thank you for your service!!!
Thank you very much!
Thank you for your service Sir.
You are welcome!
Thank you for your service!
Thank you for supporting those who serve!
Nice little video i enjoyed it.. Remember to drain all compressor air tanks let out water due to condensation do it at least once a year
Thank you
Thank you for your service!!
You are welcome!
Thanks ffor the videos, and thank you for your service.
You are welcome!
Thanks for your service!
Thank you!
Great video, thumbs up!
Thanks!
i know this is an older video but im kinda new to channel, really love the stuff you do. here is my tip on oil changes. if the item is something you are going to keep. my dad and now i always change out the drain fittings to make it where it is easier and you dont get oil everywhere. linke on this compressor i would add a nipple and then a 90 down and the a pipe plug. that way you are clear of the frame. also i remove the water drain cock and put it out where i can get to it easy with a ball valve and a pie tin. i live in high humidity so i drain often.
Thank you!
Thank you for your service
You are welcome!
That funnel tip was just as good as all your test videos!
Thanks!
Great video. The little window was painted over on my 82 compressor and I didn't know it existed. I cleaned it up and it is see through again.
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
Dbl. triple bag them! 😎
Thank you for sharing your knowledge brudda!
You are welcome!
Been watching your videos even before I joined as well.
Thank you!
I changed the oil in my 21gal. Harbor Freight I've had for about 6+yrs. It stays outside year round on my patio under a awning. After about 20 seconds it ran significantly smoother & quieter.
Glad to hear!
Thanks fellow vet! I just rinsed mine with some gas and then put in some DElo. My compressor is very small, maybe 1 1/2 gallons so it didn't take buch. Sure come a long way since then. Thanks, Commander! A-PLUS!
Hi Lewie, Always great hearing from you and thanks for the positive comments! Great choice on oil. I'll likely do the same next time I change the compressor oil, which I need to do soon. Thanks again and wishing yall many Blessings!
@@ProjectFarm HI Commander and I know non-detergent oil has it's place but I'm not really comfortable in using it when a high detergent, high dispersant will keep the crud loose BUT it does have to be changed. Maybe they figure the non-detergent is for non-changers. Sounds reasonable. BLESSINGS 2 yall!
Thank you for your service sir
Thank you for your support. Wishing you and yours a Happy New Year.
Hay Project Farm. think you for the Heads up Great Video I just got an older compressor last year at an Auction and going to try to bring to Old Beast back to life. you have saved me a few hours looking up how to Maintain it thanks a lot look forward to more vids I Subscribe to your channel. Thank You. Also the Hay was a Pun. lol
Thank you very much!!
Great idea with the funnel bags!!
Thanks!
great video, and thank you for your service
Jonathan, thanks for the positive comment regarding the video and thanks for supporting those who serve!
Thanks for your service, sir. What branch?
@@ProjectFarm Hi Sir; I know you try to answer replies. I am somewhat concerned that HF is selling "Oil less compressors" In large size format of 20 gallon.
I have taken apart dead, cheap 12v tire inflaters and found metal piston in a plastic cylinder. I get the cheap, get what you pay for. But to me, I think they are selling 20 gallon air tanks for $200. How durable could they be. I sure hope the thermal overload kicks in, when a seized compressor becomes an electrical dead short, fire hazard.
I had no idea you were active military! Thanks for your service
Thank you for supporting those of us who serve. I officially retire on 28 Feb. Thanks again.
Thanks for all your reviews.
I was able to get the same air compressor recently, but in the process of loading it up on my truck, we had to tilt it on its side, which had the oil leak in the motor's mechanical parts, unfortunately even the electrical compononents. I will have to clean the oil off. Any suggestions on how to do it?
great information! we all forget to look after our air compressors///Thank you
Thank you
Good common sense tips that not everyone thinks of.
Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the positive feedback!