Hey Chris! Loved the video! Just wondering how things are looking with this compressor after 3 years? Has it held up to all your needs? How's the performance? I bought one on clearance and I'm wondering if I made a long term purchase, or if I should look to get something different in the future. Thanks!
Excellent presentation. I was looking to get another air compressor just wasn't sure which one to get thanks for helping me out and making that decision.👍🏍🏍🏍
Thank you for this review. It was very organized and taught me a lot about my new compressor. I appreciate you taking the time to explain everything! Your additional screen Dropdowns with information added greatly to the video and looked very professional.
Question? my husky air compressor model C303H does not have any air coming out the air connector when I connected the hose since i purchased it from Home Depot. How do I fix the problem
I have this exact compressor, I changed out the two connectors with Milton's V-style Hi-flow ones and modified the drain valve with brass fittings and ball valve. I love this compressor the only thing I don't love is the smell that comes off it when it's running but I do think it going away over time.
Great video, thanks for your thoughts. How do you feel about this unit after having and using it for almost a year? I see it runs the rivet gun well, that's what I am looking at this unit for as I am over hauling an airplane in my garage and I will be doing a lot of riveting. Any feedback you can offer would be appreciated! Thanks Chris!
30 gallon at 175 is alot of working capacity. Especially when using 90 psi for air tools! You don't need to use more pressure for basic air tools if you want to keep longevity.
Chris you can’t match. Your working pressure with tank pressure it will blow your tools apart Tolls are rated for lower pressure mostly under 90 psi hope this helps
I’ve been using air tools for over 20 years, in the video at 7:40 my words clearly stated, “reducing the output pressure down to 90 psi for smaller tools”, so you are correct in that regard but my Tire Changing Machine working pressure ranges from 145 psi to 175 psi, so this is why I made comments about wishing the tank output tool pressure would match the tank stored pressure because all pneumatic air tools are not 90 psi across the board, it totally depends on the rated tool pressure requirements of said air tool. Always set tool pressures to the manufacturer recommendations, too high of pressure will blow the seals damaging the tool but too low of pressure and your air tool will work improperly, thanks for sharing.
Hey Chris! Loved the video! Just wondering how things are looking with this compressor after 3 years? Has it held up to all your needs? How's the performance? I bought one on clearance and I'm wondering if I made a long term purchase, or if I should look to get something different in the future. Thanks!
very useful help video
how do you shutdown compressor for the day
Excellent presentation. I was looking to get another air compressor just wasn't sure which one to get thanks for helping me out and making that decision.👍🏍🏍🏍
It's good a good feeling knowing that my videos are helping people, thanks for the positive feedback.
Thank you for this review. It was very organized and taught me a lot about my new compressor. I appreciate you taking the time to explain everything! Your additional screen Dropdowns with information added greatly to the video and looked very professional.
Question? my husky air compressor model C303H does not have any air coming out the air connector when I connected the hose since i purchased it from Home Depot. How do I fix the problem
Great review, thanks! Weird question, Is the "HUSKY" logo on the tank a sticker or paint?
Very comprehensive review, man. I'm torn between the 30 and 27 gallon.
I have this same air compressor in my garage, and I love it, I have it hooked up to my harbor freight tank for extra capacity.
I have this exact compressor, I changed out the two connectors with Milton's V-style Hi-flow ones and modified the drain valve with brass fittings and ball valve. I love this compressor the only thing I don't love is the smell that comes off it when it's running but I do think it going away over time.
Great video, thanks for your thoughts. How do you feel about this unit after having and using it for almost a year? I see it runs the rivet gun well, that's what I am looking at this unit for as I am over hauling an airplane in my garage and I will be doing a lot of riveting. Any feedback you can offer would be appreciated! Thanks Chris!
30 gallon at 175 is alot of working capacity. Especially when using 90 psi for air tools! You don't need to use more pressure for basic air tools if you want to keep longevity.
Very Helpful! Thank you !
2 People don't like You. Probably the same 2 Mfs that be asking you What, When, Where, and How! Great Video.
Chris you can’t match. Your working pressure with tank pressure it will blow your tools apart Tolls are rated for lower pressure mostly under 90 psi hope this helps
I’ve been using air tools for over 20 years, in the video at 7:40 my words clearly stated, “reducing the output pressure down to 90 psi for smaller tools”, so you are correct in that regard but my Tire Changing Machine working pressure ranges from 145 psi to 175 psi, so this is why I made comments about wishing the tank output tool pressure would match the tank stored pressure because all pneumatic air tools are not 90 psi across the board, it totally depends on the rated tool pressure requirements of said air tool. Always set tool pressures to the manufacturer recommendations, too high of pressure will blow the seals damaging the tool but too low of pressure and your air tool will work improperly, thanks for sharing.
Nice video. The tool pressure will drop down more, with a longer air hose.
The pressure would drop a lot faster with load on it
He made a comment about that in the video and said it wasn’t a true test due to that fact.
Great video. Good info Some people don’t know that they need to drain the pressure on there compressors. Good information my Brother
Why do you keep saying psi’s? When is PSI. It’s not plural.
it is psi not psis
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