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Much appreciated information, thanks alot

Thanks for the info man. Does that mean that the brass fitting below the top female connector is probably a check valve?

Thank bud, and thanks to all for the help. I think im gona spring for a bigger compressor and maybe add this tank to it. That way i dont run the dewalt into the ground

I dont, just didnt know if it was one or not. If it is, that would determine which port i could use for inlet and outlet

Ok thanks. Does this look like a check valve?

If i am going to use the spare tank for a dual receiver setup, then my thought after looking at the plumbing are….i will have to remove the relief valve, install a T fitting. One branch of the T will accept the relief valve, and the other branch will accept a hose to connect to the spare tank...

Thanks buddy. Here is a pic of the plumbing on the compressor itself

So in other words, unplug my air gun from the red hose, plug the red hose instead into the spare tank, then what? There is only one connection point. For some reason, the spare tank has 2 ports, and there is a hose running from one to the other, but with a T fitting to allow an outlet hose to be...

Yeah of course i know that. So you are telling me to use the spare tank for the regulated air instead of the intial stored air? The dewalt tank is the initial receiver tank, so that air is before the regulator. Am i understanding what you are suggesting??

Im not understanding. Run the “deal?” What is the deal?

Blowing the bench off, winterizing the RV, etc

That is the working hose, that comes off the regulator outlet

Thanks for the help, but there is no connection on the small dewalt tank to accept a hose

I have a small Dewalt model D55140 air compressor, which has no volume whatsoever. I get maybe a few seconds of air before the compressor restarting to top off the tank. I found this Devilbiss receiver tank at a garage sale for $10 and I would like to incorporate it into the system so I can have...

Thanks man. I’m not sure if a ball will work though. Unfortunately, the picture I posted was before I tried using the punch, so it’s further down than the picture shows. I know what you’re saying, and it’s a darn good idea, but if I go in sideways, I’m thinking the Dremel shaft will make contact...