YONG HENG-{4500 PSI}COMPRESSOR-1-YEAR LATER--REVIEW-(PLUS-OIL CHANGE)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey everyone! Here's a video on the Yong Heng compressor one year into owning it and using it daily. My review and oil change. Thank you all for watching, subscribing and being part of Bullfrog Airguns!!
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Nice 1 year follow up. I have two YH's myself and one is approaching the 3 year mark and still doing well.
I think as long as the operator does his/part and keeps up on maintenance and lubrication changes, they will do what they need to do.
Thank for sharing.
Thank you very much!! This has been serving me well. I've had my eye on an Alkin for awhile. But, at more than 10x the price, my Heng will do until that day comes. 👍👍🤙🤙
Hi Jeremiah. I also have the Yong Heng. I also use it everyday and have owned it for well over a year and it's amazing. I was ignorant and didn't know that the shipping oil cap was NOT to used, and you need to switch it to the breather cap that's included. I ran it for months like that LUCKILY with no problems. It could've burst from over pressure, but didn't. I change the oil very frequently because it's cheap and why not. I bought a gallon of AW-46 hydraulic oil at O-Reilly for about $15 and still have enough for two changes left. Great compressors !
Hey Michael! You got very lucky my friend! I've seen and heard of some pretty scary issues with these basically turning into a grenade and shrapneling out. I don't fully trust the Heng. Lol!
Hey man, I just ordered one of these and have been watching videos on them. Thanks for making a couple about the compressor. Subbed
Thank you for watching and subbing! My Yong Heng is still running like the day I got it! I retired it recently because I won an Omega Air Charger. The most important things to remember about the Heng's... Make sure you get the Royal Purple compressor oil and a good filter !! Do that and you'll be good!!🤙🤙🤙
@@bullfrogairguns Nice to win an Omega! That's awesome 👌 Seems like the general consensus is don't get it to hot and keep the oil changed.
Thank you for making this video. I was about to remove the sight glass to change the oil but this video probably saved a very costly mistake. Some owners of this compressor say to change the oil when it appears cloudy,so that's what I'm going to do since I'd rather replace the oil than the compressor. Saw lots of videos on reviews,setup, oil type,filtration, but no one told me how to change the oil,not even the manual. Good job,thanks.
Hey Carlos! Thanks for the view and kind words! One of the reasons I started my channel is there weren't any videos I could find that actually showed how to fill the gun and change the oil. I'm very happy to hear this helped you out! If you ever have any questions, I'm here!🤙🤙🤙
I have had mine for 3+ years and like you use Royal Purple Synthetic Compressor Oil. One little addition I added to it for 10$ on Amazon is a vibration activated time monitor. I have been changing the 6 ounces of oil or so every 10 hours of operating time. It is dark and no longer purple when I change it. Please keep in mind I’m not filling the Guns but 4 carbon fiber 65 Cubic ft tanks so it is running for a while each time I use it. You are 100% right sir…bang for the buck…this is the most affordable way to go if your into PCPs and on a budget my friend. If purchased through Walmart or Amazon a 4 year warranty can be purchased for under 50$ that is no questions and repaired or replaced for free. Amazon has free return shipping also. Hope this helps yourself and others. God bless and thanks for the video bud.
Hey thank you Heath! For the view and info! I'll be looking into the time monitor. That'll really help give me a better idea of where I am.👍👍🤙🤙
Mine is actually a Yong Heng copy and I’ve had for about 3 years now. Top of tanks with it and have had few issues. I have upgraded the filter system and change oil regularly. I blow the occasional burst disk but it’s easy to change out and have found filling my tanks to 4500 psi over works the compressor. These compressors are rated to 30 mpa which is more like 4375 rather than 4500 psi. I have fewer issues since limiting my tank fills to ~4375 psi.
Hey there! They definitely do the job. Especially when you treat them right. I wouldn't trust these at 4500 psi myself. They say 4500 but, I really don't trust the cheapest 4500 compressor to actually get there without issues. Good to know yours is still going strong after three years filling tanks! 👍👍🤙🤣
Simple solution to a simple set up, thanks for the information....
Thank you for watching!!👍🤙🤙
Excellent video. I agree with everything you said 100%.
Thank you Mitch!!🤙🤙
@@timmy4539 what up Timmy Timmy. PS loving the pink knife.
I've been on the fence about this compressor for a long time. I'm glad to see this update. Now I may have to grab one up. Thanks Bullfrog!
Awesome! This is definitely worth the money. Thanks for watching brother! 🤙🤙
I've had mine a year and no problems but i recommend royal purple air compressor oil for it
Good information as always! ✨✨✨✨
@@timmy4539 Feel free to email me with your shipping verified. ❤️
Thanks for sharing Jerimiah.
Thanks Brian! Hey of all people, you should know how to spell my name! 🤣🤣🤙🤙
@@bullfrogairguns oops, srry Jeremiah, yours is a great biblical name.
Great info. what type water are you using ? I hear distilled, then I hear distilled is bad
Hey! Thanks for watching and the question! I use regular tap water. Distilled has all minerals removed. When used in these compressors, the distilled water pulls minerals from the metal it comes in contact with. Creating corrosion. Hope that helps you out!🤙🤙🤙
@@bullfrogairguns appreciate that !! just got mine
I've not changed mine in a year i use royal purple air compressor oil only i don't use any water separator either. probably time to change oil myself
Hey! The royal purple has to be doing a good job!
Thanks for the info!
Hey Jim! Thank you for the view and support! 👍👍🤙🤙
If you will not drain the air, Does it hold pressure after reaching the desired pressure?
Hey there! You have to bleed the air off whenever filling with compressor or tank. There is far too much pressure in the hose to disconnect while under pressure.
@@bullfrogairguns i mean, will the machine hold the pressure if you will not bleed the air.?
@@bullfrogairguns assuming your filling air, then your desired pressure is reached, then you turn off the machine/ or auto off, will the pressure decrease gradually or will it hold until you open the bleeder?
It definitely holds the pressure until you bleed the air off. No leaks or anything like that.
Awesome
I go buy how transparent the oil is in the window. If it looks dirty I'll change it.
Hey thanks for the view and feedback! That's how I'm gauging it as well.
I ha e the same one and the 4500psi one from bin tech
I just found your channel and subbed.🤙🤙🤙
Where did you buy from?
Hey Allen! I bought both the compressor and filter from Amazon.
@@bullfrogairguns Thanks and have a great day!
@@allenbartlett7159 you as well!
LOL, Royal Purple? That is You Tube oil! Ask the big guys what they use in commercial compressors..and why.
Haha!! Everyone online is an expert on everything. Royal Purple works great for me. No need for me to change it. 🤙🤙🤙