[TheForge] Compressor Moisture Vent Valve
GHS
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Sat Jul 5 00:24:03 2003
Same here, before I moved my shop the compressor was two city lots away.
That is why the drain valve is next to the light switch. Right now I have
two drains in place and soon will have two more so that there is one on each
location that I might be using air tools.
I probably will also add a reservoir beneath the tank and then blow off the
reservoir just to keep the tank dry between purges.( I am thinking a six
inch long by two inch nipple ought to do it)
Mike Graf
Mike Linn wrote:
> Thats part of the problem...
>
> I've moved the compressor to another building so I can hear myself think
> between heats...
>
> Outa site outa mind...so they say...
>
> mike
>
> At 10:57 PM 7/4/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> >I do no trust my automatic vent to keep the tank dry. Try running a 1/8
> >inch copper tube from the manual drain port to a ball cock placed where
> >you see it when you go for the light switch. Blowing it off manually
> >once or twice a day
> >should keep the tank dry.
> >
> >Even with the automatic drain working there still seems to be plenty in
> >the line when I drain it,
> >
> >Mike Graf.
>
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