Turning a Broken $25 Air Compressor into the Ultimate Air Dryer!!!
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- Ever since I moved shops I have been having a huge issue with water in the air compressor and the air lines well today I fixed that with an almost free solution!!!
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Dave Dave Dave, you put me to shame with how particular you are. Had to buy the two red hoses so they would match😂 love it. So nice to not be alone with that particular peculiarity.
It's a curse lol
I had one of the bigger Husky Air Compressors and 25 years later it's still working perfectly.
I'm using one just like it to increase the volume of my small compressor, and now, I will adapt this system for double duty. Thanks for the idea!!
Great job bro super creative!! My old man had a set up like that for when he painted and it made a huge difference!!
Yeah it's a good thing to have water in paint don't mix
The whistling diesel of air compressors…
Lolol
BAHAHAHA
As a mechanic I approve of the solution to your compressor of run it till it throws a rod
That tank does nothing but store air you got inline regulators you can still get moisture
I used it to bast a ton more for 2 hrs straight today and the first in one gets water condensation and the second is dry
😂 it was hanging in there though matey seriously hanging on even with the rocks you chucked in it that’s pretty amazing 👌
You have a superb head for sorting stuff Dave nice one 👍
Thanks
Could also get an automatic purge valve. Will purge about once an hour for a few seconds to get rid of any water.
Jeez that husky definitely put up a fight while trying to obliterate itself
Now this is awesome!
My main non-noise issue with that husky compressor unit was the motor screws backing out and shorting
Good morning Dave
At work, all of our pneumatics are hydraulically operated. You could also minimize the issue by plumbing a radiator between the pump and tank. mount it next to the large pulley to use it as a fan to draw air across the radiator.
I have seen that before people put a water trap right after the radiator
Great idea, re purposing a piece of junk to make something useful out of it. Amazing what things can be used for different purposes. I even used roller door tracks for the frame of my box trailer shed. Never know what junk can be reused for something else.
Damn, that little husky was a tough son of a gun!
I spy a bare 6g72 block hopefully see that build coming soon!
Yeah I need to hot tank it and start getting it ready
HEY! Good morning Dave and of course thumbs UP! 👍
Thanks 😊
If you want to make a good dryer search you tube for a copper coil in five gallon bucket dryer it would be alot better running out the air pump on your compressor to the coils back to your tank
Durability test passed!! I will be buying a husky now 🤣
Something was wrong with it the rocks didn't let me find out what it was though
My 20g husky’s pressure switch stopped working a week after warranty was up. Wont ever buy anything with a husky name on it
I wish I could find one of those compressors for $25 here where i live.😂
I have the same blast cabinet, but the glass is blurred by the high speed sand impact, to a degree that I can not see through anymore. Do you have a solution to this problem?
The double hand slap at 1:42 had me rolling!!!!!!!
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Interesting solution to a common problem. I put a little valve on the drain of the air compressor and every hour it would go off and drain for 15 seconds not the best solution but it keeps most of the water out of the lines
Yeah I want to put an auto drain on it but no one local had one
i have that on my 60 gallon Ingersoll, but the compressor still blows water as soon as it heats up.
The compressor turned and aimed straight for the 240s back glass. I know I'd be replacing it if I had done that.
I live in the south man and this happened every day. We have to purge every compressor multiple times daily
Yeah that's why I stay in the high desert
There is a relief valve on the bottom of that husky tank to empty condensation. Bet the water is settling in there.
Dave , that big tank could be dangerous if it has had water in it for long periods of time. I have seen smaller tanks explode and the damage that they can cause is unbelievable and deadly. I am not sure if there is a way that the big tank can be checked to see if it is still safe to use. Just thought that I would mention that.
Yeah I have been thinking about that it's probably 50 y3ars old
@@Junkyard_Dave Yes Dave , it could be real rusty inside and weak.. I just do not want you getting hurt. It can devastating when an air tank explodes.
Run a borescope down in there, take a look around
@@Junkyard_Dave - I'd roll the dice and live with it. I'd find something in the scrapyard you can use to weld a cage around it. If it blows a seam then the cage will catch it and limit any damage.
You can test it with a slag hammer point, too. Of course, not with the tank pressurized. That's how they used to test ship hulls in drydock.
I didn't understand the advantage of having the remote tank. Is it just to have something to hang the water separators on closer to your work?
It's like a big watter trap and separator
It does both and gives a mobile air source like he said. Flat tire out in the parking lot etc
I’d be interested in what rivnut hun you went with. There’s so many and was wondering how you liked that one. Thank you for sharing.
I'll post the link tonight forgot
I'd like to see a clear explanation and the schema of what has been done.
Bro.... If you ever have PVC lines burst from air pressure and impale you with PVC shards you'll never use it again for compressed air... Trust me.
I doubt that line is original, I’ve had lines fracture before on a compressor. Looks like a homemade job to me.
Could be I dont even know how it was holding pressure
That's what I was thinking, too. The factory probably used soft copper line to form that connection, and somebody used rigid copper line and horses it around to make it bend.
@@budlanctot3060 Yeah and good luck finding one if you need one. I had a Craftsman compressor back when Sears was still big, so I was able to get a replacement. Likely the PO didn’t have a choice but to make his own.
You need to replace your PVC lines before worrying about replacing the compressor. BTW: Why not rebuild the pump on that compressor, or, replace the pump instead of replacing such a costly compressor?
No water - more better big times! 🙌
Dave doesn't your old compressor still build up with water? Thats what I'm trying to keep from happening.
Yes you just need an auto drain, I would put one on both
So, my question is, with this new set up do you still have water sitting in "old" compressor tank that still needs to be drained?
The old compressor will still have water
@@Junkyard_Dave But the smaller one will n0t, right?
@FJ Bowen it shouldn't because it's already condensated
Correct! He made a portable air tank/expansion tank. This won’t do jack shit for his condensation issue! 🤦🏻♂️
Science!
Lmao you cant break the damn thing when you want to but need that MF in a pinch and the damn head will blow off and hit a 25k paint job 🤣
Damn you throw everything on the floor
You would have no water in you air if you use the coils
Add an auto drain....PVC lines Yikes
Hahaha love the hulk smash
It didn't want to come off
Poor Husky.
What a smart move, you can destroy a working compressor. Very smart.
0:36 that’s what she said
The use of the tank do any seem to make sense. Why didn’t you explain your connections flow and the reason for the tank. Thumbs down for sure
You obviously didn't watch the video
What a waste. Over half of the video is wasted in crap on how to destroy your Husky compressor.
As that thing was rotating, all I could think about was the piston flyin through the window.
Yeah when it turned I was thinking the same thing