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I was just in the garage checking on the material that you see in the picture above, its Teflon tape and it appears the entire check valve is bottomed out and the Teflon tape is oozing from the sides.

Tired to remove the check valve just now and there is no give with a 2 ft breaker bar, looks like I may be using a 1/2" impact. Only other time I had to use an impact on a appliance is to remove a anode rod from a WH.

Thank you, it looks like I'm going to have to do that.

Would the compression female part be called female inverted flare?

That one way valve top is 3/8" for a 1/2" OD copper pipe, the SAE flared male fitting in the picture is for a 1/2" OD pipe as well. I'm hoping I can ditch the compression fittings and have all my copper tubing be flared.

Does anyone know if there is such a thing as a conversion fitting from Compression female to Flared male end? In the 1st image I have the one way valve on top of the 60 gallon tank showing the compression end while the 2nd photo I placed a flared fitting to illustrate my inquiry.

I'm flattered right now:

Anyone know if the Jasco-Wolco Model 100 Tube Flaring Kit is JIC or SAE or both, there is a bunch of them on Ebay some surplus conditions some never used. But really like to know if they are JIC or SAE as they come with two sets of dies. Also found this section in the manual, underflaring...

This is 1/2" OD Soft Copper L Type I'm planning to use while the fittings will be Brass

JIC is what came on the transmission cooler, I'm doing the Aftercooler setup on my 60 Gallon Air compressor and the two male fittings on the cooler from Ebay are 08 JIC with 37 Degree angle. All my other fittings will be 1/2" SAE Flares made of brass. I was thinking since using soft copper and...

Resurrecting an old post, but I'm looking to get an answer to the following. I'm looking to flare two JIC 08 fittings on a 3/8" soft copper line (1/2" OD ) but only have the SAE flaring tool set. Can SAE flaring tool (45*) be used to flare Soft Type L copper tubing and and let the JIC fittings...

In the parts scematics, Items 19 & 20 https://mastertoolrepair.com/air-compressor-parts-by-brand/kobalt/all-air-compressor-parts/vt6361-01b003/

These are standard parts from factory

I have two compressors that have this same setup, brass on top rubber in the one way check valve compression fitting. To Bills point bottom of the copper tube needs a way to absorb vibration, prevent air leaks and withstand high temperatures.

Here is the top side compression fitting with the standard brass ferrule

Here are some more pictures of the rubber ferrule that's nearly gone at the bottom of the 1/2" copper pipe. It's essentially compression fitting without the brass ferrule.

I have a 60 Gallon Kobalt air compression and I'm in the process of servicing the unit and noticed that there are two styles of compression ferrules that are sealing the main copper pipe between the compressor pump and the 60 gallon tank. The compression ferrule on the compressor side is made of...

What I'm thinking is using 3/4" hardwood stubs I have left over from a floor project, just so it doesn't scratch the floor.

There is one 4 lug Pin Plate from Haweka on Ebay, seems that nobody else will sell just a plate they are offering kits. It's an expensive kit to own :)

What brand of pin plate do you have? Slim pickins out there with a 28mm pin plate that cover 5x150 & 5x114.3