HOME AIR COMPRESSORS OIL FREE HOW THEY WORK, DIAGNOSING & REBUILDING ONE THAT'S NOT WORKING PROPERLY

AS WITH ALL MY VIDEOS I TRY TO GIVE THE MOST INFORMATION IN THE LEAST AMOUNT OF TIME AS POSSIBLE SO I DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME. IN THIS VIDEO I GO I EXPLAIN THE COMPONENTS AND WHAT THEY DO ON ANY AIR COMPRESSOR THAT IS DESIGNED FOR HOME USE INCLUDING OIL FREE AND OILED. I GO OVER HOW TO DIAGNOSE AN OIL FREE AIR COMPRESSOR THAT IS NOT WORKING PROPERLY AND THINGS YOU CAN CHECK. THEN I DO A COMPLETE REBUILD ON MY SEARS CRAFTSMAN 30 GALLON AIR COMPRESSOR INCLUDING THE PISTON RING, SLEEVE, REED PLATE, AND AIR FILTER.

[@writewritewrite]

I subscribed because you did it quickly and didn't waste any time, plus you show your mistakes. Great job.

[@THOMASBARCLAY-q2v]

Excellent video,I am going to be purchasing an oil free compressor soon and now feel confident I can rebuild it when necessary. I’ll purchase the rebuild kit for future use when I purchase the compressor.

[@fiercenet]

Thanks! I've got one not kicking over that needs some love.

[@Pulse0153]

Thanks for the amazing video. I learned a lot just from this.

[@philipmiddleton3693]

Thankyou for this video! I liked and subscribed. Very helpful.. something that might be helpful to your viewers.. Mention the size of the tools you are using I.e< 10 mm socket, t25 torx, etc... great job and thanks again

[@mattcampbell4777]

I just got one of these for free and it works but not 100%......after watching this is WILL be 100% soon. Thank You for making the video.

[@barrykilts4506]

I have a 60 gal.6hp craftsman unit but am tired of the noise a slow filling and yes I’ve already fixed that once but want to turn my motor into a pulley drive to run a h.f.5 hp pump but the motor has a huge funky shaft and I can’t for the life of me see how you get the aluminum housing off w/out cutting it off and then probably have to make an arbor for the pulley

[@patrickflohe7427]

I’ve thought about doing that too.
I’m assuming yours is also a two cylinder?

[@Kyle-ev4fk]

good video

[@patrickflohe7427]

You’re definitely lucky.
With only a couple of threads left in there, it might’ve pulled the last couple of threads out with it.