I'm currently using the vac systems intl kit with a compressor from northern tool its this one www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200595383_200595383 Don't skimp on your compressor. It's the workhorse of your system. Get one that can put out at least 175 psi and 12+ CFM at 90 psi. If your looking for other good cleaning tools check out Vent Vision's stuff. I've heard from other guys that it is good stuff. I'll make the investment someday.
What size air compressor can I use just for dryer vent to get me started? I have a reverse skipper I just need the air compressor price range $400.00 and up. Oh I forgot to say I’m using my car Toyota Camry until I can afford a van
George, I would highly recommend a 175 PSI or greater Air Compressor with a volume rating of at least 12 CFM @ 90PSI. I use this compressor: www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200595383_200595383 I also have an additional 9 Gallons of air tanks. I really don't think that the little construction air compressors are going to cut it. The reverse skippers require some big pressure and big volume. Hope this helps.
@@phillipspridepressurewashi350 I doubt it. You really need the higher CFM. 5 CFM just seems way too low. Maybe call Vac Systems Intl. to see what they recommend.
Hello, when using the whip how far do you move the ball, when do you know when to stop so you don't shove it into the dryer? Thanks
What kind of system are you using
I'm currently using the vac systems intl kit with a compressor from northern tool its this one
www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200595383_200595383
Don't skimp on your compressor. It's the workhorse of your system. Get one that can put out at least 175 psi and 12+ CFM at 90 psi.
If your looking for other good cleaning tools check out Vent Vision's stuff. I've heard from other guys that it is good stuff. I'll make the investment someday.
What size air compressor can I use just for dryer vent to get me started? I have a reverse skipper I just need the air compressor price range $400.00 and up. Oh I forgot to say I’m using my car Toyota Camry until I can afford a van
George, I would highly recommend a 175 PSI or greater Air Compressor with a volume rating of at least 12 CFM @ 90PSI.
I use this compressor:
www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200595383_200595383
I also have an additional 9 Gallons of air tanks. I really don't think that the little construction air compressors are going to cut it. The reverse skippers require some big pressure and big volume. Hope this helps.
@@prescotthomesafety Hello, do you think that Harbor Freight, Fortress 200 psi, 27 gallon, but only 5 CFM will do the job for Residential?
@@prescotthomesafety correction, the Fortress has 5.1 SCFM
@@phillipspridepressurewashi350 I doubt it. You really need the higher CFM. 5 CFM just seems way too low. Maybe call Vac Systems Intl. to see what they recommend.