Recent content by cquint

Any tips on how to remove the 90 degree elbow attached to the check valve. So I can get a socket on the check valve. There isn't enough clearance to get a wrench in there and turn it completely.

I have checked the welds and drain valve.

I have checked the drain valve. I have is isolated from other piping.

I have a Quincy QT 54 60 gallon compressor and when it shuts off the gauge is slowly losing pressure. I have checked fittings listening for leaks and used soapy water. I can't find any leaks. I have replaced the gauge and pressure switch. The next thing on my list is the check valve. Any help is...

I guess my fear wasn't warranted, I didn't realize you couldn't be shocked from the insulated wire in the breaker.

Thanks, I was under the impression you could run a cord from the air compressor to a junction box and wire nut the romex from the breaker.

My concern is the feeder wire coming in on the bottom left of the panel runs right up against the range breaker that is circled. Im not a electrician, so I don't understand the issue with using 10/3 soow. My last house I ran 10/3 wire through metal flex conduit and a 30a double pole breaker...

Thank You I will probably run the romex and the air compressor 10/3 cord to junction box and have a election swap out breaker for the stove since I have a gas stove. My last house the feeder wires came in from the top so it wasn't an issue.

Im talking about the lines coming from the meter can, I have tried simmens and square d tandems and they don't fit.

I have a Quincy QT 54 I want to wire up, but the breaker is full. I recently moved into this house and didn't realize until after the purchase it has a 100a panel and it is full. The panel wont accept tandem breakers to free up a spot. I can free up a spot with the 20a square d breakers that...

It is free running l. I am using quick connectors.

I have a Quincy QT 54 I have 50 ft of 3/8 hose. I am running a Aircat 1150. The regulator I have maxes out at about 140. I put a inline gauge at the end of the hose with the Aircat and stays steady about 80-85 psi. Do I need a regulator that goes higher or a 1/2 air hose?