Will this work on a Central Pneumatic (Harbor Freight) vertical 30-gallon compressor?
2041784
It should work on any vertical compressor as long as it has a drain at the bottom, and the existing drain valve can be removed. You will have to supply the correct plumbing to mount the automatic valve. Usually will just take a street elbow and short length of pipe.
2041785
Don't see why it wouldn't. You just have to plumb the drain petcock into the valve. I did this on my 60Gal Husky by installing a 90 degree 1/4" NPT brass street elbow into a 1/4" brass nipple and then straight into this valve. Got all the parts from one of the big box home improvement stores.
2041786
Yes, it will work but you will need to get a 1/4" male to female street elbow and 1/4" threaded pipe about half the diameter of tank to install the drain.
2041787
If you have enough clearance between floor and receiver. I had to raise my receiver to get it to work. Works great though...
2041788
Are you using it as a air drain or moisture drain? Moisture drain requires installation at the lowest part of the tank. Multiple fitting will allow you to mount it to most any compressor.
2041789
It will work on any compressor tank that has a drain on the bottom, you may have to use some brass fittings/ bushings to adapt to your tanks drain size.
1036523
I'm not familiar with your type of compressor...The valve has standard 1/4" tapered male pipe threads...The hex plug shown in the picture actually hholds the "ball" in the valve so it can't be removed to thread to another pipe or fitting...If your are going to thread it into standard 1/4" female pipe threads at the termination of your drain then this should work...Mine has been working smoothly in an outdoor environment for almost a year...Hope this helps!
1594915
you must check the pop off pressure relief setting on your compressor. Otherwise it will work
516864
It does work perfectly on my small compressor and I'm sure it would work with yours.
258597
It most likely will work with your tool. I have a cheap one from Harbor Freight and it works great.
643881
It will work, but you will have to wait so compressor recovers. Better off with hammer and chisel
2168639
I would think so. This tool has the same connection that the average air compressor at gas stations, garages, and home compressors have.
1918905
The manual says the operating pressure is 64 - 100 psi and I can confirm that it works well with my Porter Cable pancake compressor. Hope this helps.
793626
A porter cable pancake style air compressor will work just fine also bostitch pancake,, those are about the smallest that I would use and anything bigger is just gravy
1918893
yes, but it must be a High pressure industrial duty air compressor. Just like the ones used to fill scuba tanks. Generally not available to the public.
627639
This is a switch with 1/4" ports. If your compressor uses 1/4" fittings, it should fit. If you will not be using all of the ports in the manifold, get plugs. I think it comes with one plug.
1687258
This will likely work with the Warn PP just fine. Simply use regular 1/4" fittings to plumb it in line between the air out on the PP and your tool hose. The PP will fill it and shut off when it is pressurized as normal giving you a reserve tank of air. I am using mine with an ARB compressor and mounted it under my truck.
338651
i use this on my 60 gallon, i would think they would work on any compressor, all it does is regulate for your tools
516863
It should work and the easiest way to use it on a bicycle tire is to attach it to the valve stem then hook the hose from the compressor to the male threads on the Topeak adapter.
275840
It will work fine with your compressor. I use it to blow off miter saws and other such equipment. My compressor has a lower SCFM than yours.
823616
Not totally sure, but would think if your compressor puts out something around 3 cfm at 90 psi, then it would probably work. Mine has a 6 gal tank, so with a smaller tank, the compressor might cycle on mere often.
167922
The Graco gun is designed for that system and works well as is, but if you have to replace the gun,You might be able to "MacGyver" a Harbor Freight gun to the system. Check the CFM, pressure & spray nozzle of the replacement gun. Good luck