i have up graded to a bigger better compresser, my old cheapy,25l had a regulator with 2 sockets for the air lines.. the new one ..[pictured]50 litre has just a pipe coming from the end of the tank what set up would you recommend, its on wheels so i would like it to be portable...
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Id undo the 90' Elbow (fitting sticking out) and replace with an equal T and then you can plug the open ends up with the usual quick fit hose connection thus giving you two connectors
Seems a good idea... Do I need to regulate the pressure..? The cut off valve on top ,with the dial only has, an off and auto setting.. I think it cuts out at 150 psi..
150psi cut out is standard on pretty much all of the compressors on the market. Its a safety device, basically to stop the receiver blowing up! You could regulate the pressure, its all down to choice - you can get basic regs or lubricated regs, again all down to choice. The lubricated ones have a glass bowl you fill with oil to stop corrosion (we don't use these, we have a plumbed in air dryer). How frequent use will it see?
Ok thanx.. Not much use some cutting and painting small areas could I add a water trap and filter for spraying.."
Yeah that would work fine! Machine Mart will have all of the parts you need or your local Engineering supplier (or eBay)!
I will need to have a browse... I wish we had a machine mart here... I have 2 hoses the small (1/4" fitting ) type and a bigger( 1/2" fitting) rubber hose, So I imagine I could use 2 different couplings... For different amounts of air,
You could use different sizes as you suggest, that would work - we use 20mm diameter steel pipe for the main supply line with the quick fit fittings leading to 15mm o/d rubber hose.