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Posted by Jesse in WI on December 06, 2005 at 10:36:20 from (64.200.16.100):
In Reply to: Re: Emglo Air compressor puzzle posted by doogdoog on December 05, 2005 at 13:01:00:
My Craftsman tank in its default config has a regulator that will bleed air from the downstream side if it is higher than the regulator is set. In other words, if I have the reg set to 40 psi, and I apply 80 psi to the line downstream of the regulator, the reg will bleed off the excess pressure. I knew that going in to this project. When both the Emglo and Craftsman were plumbed together, the reg on the Craftsman was set to about 110 psi. Even with the Emglo running at its fastest I would let it at the moment, it was still bleeding air from the unloader. So far, I have determined that either my pump is not going fast enough to close the unloader, or the unloader is faulty. This morning I found a website that lists the emglo pumps and their breakdowns. I found out that my pump new would cost almost $1100!. Not bad for getting it for free. Unloaders are not that expensive. I'll try to post a link. In case it doesnt make it, paste this into your browser: http://www.mastertoolrepair.com/emglo-c-32.html Thanks for your input. Jesse bearlysane.com bearlysane.com/jclarkd
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