Erie Fred
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Yup.
OP did not indicate location of said compressor.
But, could be a problem with fire insurance even if in a home.
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OP did not indicate location of said compressor.
But, could be a problem with fire insurance even if in a home.
No, I was in the middle of setting up the "cutting in" and "cutting out" of the compressor when I took the pictures.
Could you please tell me more about "Roll -Air" pump? what it differs from an ordinary pump?
Erie Fred
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Roll-Air is a brand, let me see if I can find a linky.
Here it is...I was spelling ti worng:
Two Stage Belt Drive - Rolair Systems
Two Stage Belt Drive Air Compressor Pumps for Repair or OEM Applications.
www.rolair.com
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A synth 5w40 car oil is what's specified for mine, which is nice, as I have loads of it.
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Were they not made to go “off-road”?
Glad you had your seat belt on, so no damage to you - other than your pride!
Glad you had your seat belt on, so no damage to you - other than your pride!
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I know the thread that was supposed to be posted on, and it wasn't this one! : )
10w-40 semi syn was what my cars used so my compressors got it too. The van uses 5w-30 semi, probably a bit thin for the compressors.
