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The "canister" circled in green is the last stop before going into the tank, so maybe for additional cooling? I honestly don't know it's purpose. I also assumed the line that you outlined in red was the reference for the pressure switch. If your compressor is turning on and off at the...

Here is the document that I have.

Yep, you're correct. I forgot to update this post - turns out the manual I was sent was actually incorrect. Turns out it covered a plethora of compressors, but the ADD wasn't one of them. And yes, it was leaking oil like crazy without even trying to run it. I drained it down to the correct...

They verbally said that. I asked them if they would try to run it through the system but they said no. I didn't press the issue. Slacker! :D

If this is some kind of glitch, then yes, I feel bad for taking advantage. I'm certainly no thief, lol. But it sounds like this was done by design, or at the very least, they're aware of it. For you guys who aren't aware, they also mark up the item you're paying for. That starter kit listed at...

Once again, it's not free. Read the previous posts. It's a $200 kit with a free tool. Rings up as $100 for the kit and $100 for the tool. You return the kit and get $100 back, not $200. Or at least it has worked for others, including right here in this thread. LOL! Calling me a *****, but you...

Because it's not really free. It shows up in the cart as 90 some odd dollars and the starter kit is discounted by that same amount. So according to what I've read here, I should be able to get that partial amount back. That's exactly what I'm talking about. Almost identical situation for me...

Can someone help me understand the Home Depot return policy for Milwaukee tools? I got the deal where you buy the M18 starter kit with the charger and two 4.0 batteries and you get a free tool. I could swear that I've read on here multiple times that if it rings up as 2 separate items, comes in...

Well this thing has been giving me more headaches. I bolted everything back in place where it was (marked before disassembly) then thought maybe I should check pulley alignment. WOW, it was so bad - I wish I would have taken a picture. It's amazing this thing ran without throwing belts off...

Here are some pictures I took. In the first pic, the left valve is the LP intake and right valve is LP discharge of course. 3rd pic shows them with the caps removed. The discharge valve has that "cone" that sits on top of the valve. The last pic shows all the LP stuff and kind of how it...

Send a PM to me or Delta with your email address and we'll get those manuals sent over to you. The parts manual will show you the valves so you can see if you put them in the correct locations. Let me check my pictures I have so far and see if anything I have might help you. I **** at...

I've been emailing back and forth with Ken from Airflo Inc, and I can't recommend him high enough. He's very knowledgeable and happy to help. Their "tune up kit" comes with everything from the head overhaul kit plus other items like the piston rings. Ken also sent me the parts diagrams and the...

Not sure if you're serious or sarcastic.. lol. But it's the first result if you Google the brand and model number. So might as well keep all the info in one place.

I purchased the "tune up kit" from Airflo Inc mentioned earlier in the thread. Before ordering, I contacted them via the form on their website. "Ken" responded and was very helpful. He sent me PDFs of the parts schematic and the service manual. He also mentioned that you can tell if the piston...

I measured the dip stick, which has 2 indicators. I think it's safe to assume in between the indicators is the operating range. The lower indicator sits at 7 15/16" from top of the crankcase. The upper indicator sits at 7 9/16".

If anyone is still around that has it, I could also use that PDF manual. I inherited one of these when I got my grandfather's house and garage. It fills the tank VERY slowly, so I can only assume it needs a rebuild. I also found that the piston on the 2nd stage has a bunch of tiny dents like...

Yep, that's exactly what it is. I've done a lot of hobbyist automotive work, but not on anything older than the 90s. Might just toss it in the screwdriver drawer. Doesn't take up much space, and you never know when a good deal on an old truck might pop up. :bounce:

Great job so far gents. Here's your next challenge: This tool has a screwdriver type handle with a sort of hourglass shaped head if you looked straight on towards the tip. It's marked 1/4" and I have a couple other sizes of similar tools.

Ahh I see. The only soldering I have experience with is a bit of plumbing and wiring. I found videos of guys using the blow torch you mentioned. Haven't found one of those yet. I also have never heard of a riffler until today. Seems like it could potentially be useful - I'll throw it in the...

Next pair of items. I have no idea if these are tools or pieces of something or what. They were found in a drawer that also contained some woodruff keys, shafts, bushings, and other miscellaneous stuff. Not sure if those other items are related or not. I tried to get close-ups of the wear...