Hiblow - 80 Rebuild Kit Overview and Install

Welcome to our channel! In this video, we will guide you through the process of installing a HighBlow 80 rebuild kit. If your HighBlow 80 air compressor needs some TLC and improved performance, this is the perfect solution for you.
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In this comprehensive step-by-step tutorial, we'll cover everything you need to know to successfully rebuild your HighBlow 80 air compressor. From disassembling the unit to replacing crucial components and reassembling it, we'll guide you through the entire process.
Here's a breakdown of the video:
Introduction (00:00)
Taking the pump apart (00:47)
Installing the New Kit (02:50)
Reassembly (05:49)
We'll provide some concluding remarks, discussing the benefits of using the HighBlow 80 rebuild kit and sharing essential maintenance tips to prolong the lifespan of your air compressor.
Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a beginner looking to learn, this video is perfect for you. Rebuilding your HighBlow 80 air compressor with the HighBlow 80 rebuild kit is an excellent way to save money and extend the life of your equipment.
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[@meseahunt]

Good video thanks 🤠

[@jonandterre]

Would bad diaphragms cause the micro switch to throw causing the unit to shut down ??? As if the magnet goes too far in one direction.... thanks

[@wholesalesepticsupply9801]

Yes that is a high probability.

[@AndrzejZukowski-xy3wf]

I have a question whether the hiblow hp80 membrane fits the hiblow xp80

[@wholesalesepticsupply9801]

They do not fit completely different size.

[@doinou01vert]

What's the average time frame these parts go bad?

[@wholesalesepticsupply9801]

Depends on the system and what region of the country you are in. Up in the northern states we see 4-5 years on average for them on brand new units. Down south it goes to 3-4 some units it’s 2-3 because of back pressure so it’s not the unit it’s the septic manufacturer using different types of diffuser stones that create more back pressure. Life time in a Hiblow with rebuilding is 10-14 years after that amount of time we recommend to get a new unit.