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08-29-2010 02:53 PM #1
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Water Separator
Hey all, I need ideas on a good air/water separator. Brands, where to mount it, etc. Right now I have the air hose plugged into the side of the air tank and I get alot of water in the line. Any suggestions?
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08-29-2010 04:08 PM #2
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Takes more than a seperator. TP tools has a great compressor moisture page.
http://www.tptools.com/StaticText/ai...ng-diagram.pdf
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08-29-2010 07:01 PM #3
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Some great info on this site:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/s...ight=Air+LinesRemember, Freedom isn't Free, thousands have paid the price so you can enjoy what you have today.
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08-30-2010 02:36 AM #4
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You should run the lines from the tank as far as you can. Then right where the outlet would be, you plumb in the separator. Devilbiss makes a good one.
You want the outlet to come from the line that the separator is on so you don't have any water in it.
BTW................did you ever drain your compressor? There is a drain on the bottom that should be opened every now then.
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08-30-2010 08:53 AM #5
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Here is a solution, at least for starters. A good filter/separator in line after this setup would be requisite, though. The one I have is from Coil Hose Pneumatics; I got it at McFadden-Dale Hardware - don't remember how much it cost.
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08-30-2010 09:08 AM #6
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do not get the one from sears. does not work.BARB
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08-30-2010 05:45 PM #7
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Thanks everyone for the help!
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