Will this work if installed at compressor will have roughly 50 foot to hose reel. Or do i need to install at point of use
501450
Read precautions by DeVilbiss, they state that discharge temp could affect unit if temps are too high. To remedy this I ran a 20' loop of 3/4" hard piping up the wall and then installed DeVilbiss unit in line. No problems experienced!
501451
Point of use is best and install a small inexpensive moisture and dirt trap with an automatic drain in front of the unit. This will help extend the life of the filter.
501452
You should not need a point of use unless a miniscule amount of desiccant dust is a problem (painting?) - then a fine POU filter should be used.
453564
You should probably use a 20 amp circuit. The cord on the compressor is not very long so get an extension cord that will reach the distance you need to cover. Remember, the longer the cord, the heavier gauge it needs to be to do the job correctly
1524151
It depends on the size of fittings. The Campbell set is 1/4 inch,I think. Where you hook hose to on compressor will need to take 1/4 inch or require an adapter. If Compressor has 1/4" should work,it probably does if its small.
202679
In the lower left hand corner of the picture you can see the ring for the hose and the handle on the reel. It rolls pretty easy, but you should probably only use about a 75' hose otherwise it starts to be too much and rubs on the inlet ring.
817276
No. Just the hose reel. I don't recommend that you use a full 125ft long hose. Remember, this is plastic and screws into the siding of your house nearest an outside faucet. A good quality 125ft long hose can be pretty heavy and will stress the 4 screws and in time the reel. Additionally, the longer the hose the more difficult is the manual cranking to reel it in. My wife 60+ yrs old isn't strong enough and leaves it out for me to do.
900899
It would work fine after some adaptation. You would want to replace the hose that comes on the unit with one that you can put an interchangeable quick disconnect. After that you can use a "blow gun" adapter. I fill mine to around 135 lbs and you would be able to do a couple units at a time...about a minute of non-stop blowing at highest pressure. I fill mine with a Makita MAC5200-Big-Bore-Compressor. Fill 'er up to about 135LBS and you're good to go!
792063
The hose reel will accommodate up to 150' of a 5/8" hose in one continuous length that has an outside diameter of about 3/4". If you are using a heavy 5/8" id rubber hose with an outside diameter of greater than 3/4" od but less than 1"od you can expect the reel to accommodate up to 100'of that hosein one continuous length. Anytime you couple two hoses together the capacity of the hose reel will decrease due to the couplings.
1772979
You will need an air compressor to make it work. Also an air hose and a threaded adapter.
1791653
This unit does not hookup directly to compressor. It is designed to be put into your air line coming from tank. It has 1/4 intake and output, meaning you need hoses and fittings to accomadate those sizes. For example I have a 120 gallon tank on my compressor which leads to a manifold with 3/8" fittings so I have a reducer on that to get to 1/4 and then I have this filter unit, and then a 1/4 hose leading to the equipment I'm using it for.I don't believe the size of your tank should matter in any way. I'm sure it has a max psi allowed in line before it would break but I doubt you'll have issues with that This unit does not hookup directly to compressor. It is designed to be put into your air line coming from tank. It has 1/4 intake and output, meaning you need hoses and fittings to accomadate those sizes. For example I have a 120 gallon tank on my compressor which leads to a manifold with 3/8" fittings so I have a reducer on that to get to 1/4 and then I have this filter unit, and then a 1/4 hose leading to the equipment I'm using it for.I don't believe the size of your tank should matter in any way. I'm sure it has a max psi allowed in line before it would break but I... » Read More This unit does not hookup directly to compressor. It is designed to be put into your air line coming from tank. It has 1/4 intake and output, meaning you need hoses and fittings to accomadate those sizes. For example I have a 120 gallon tank on my compressor which leads to a manifold with 3/8" fittings so I have a reducer on that to get to 1/4 and then I have this filter unit, and then a 1/4 hose leading to the equipment I'm using it for.I don't believe the size of your tank should matter in any way. I'm sure it has a max psi allowed in line before it would break but I doubt you'll have issues with that « Show Less
977992
Not sure George but when running at full pressure the hose is pretty stiff. This thing has plenty of power and would do a great job but not sure if the hose would handle that type of work. Maybe you should contact Simpson and see if they make a kit for that or can steer you in the right direction. Bob
1617902
I use it with a 50' hose - really can't see it fitting a longer hose unless you're taking 10 minutes to roll it perfectly, but 50' is fine.Think your bigger problem will be keeping the reel-to-hose fitting from leaking profusely. The provided tube of silicone does nothing. Invest in a roll of teflon tape (like you'd use for the shower head) and give it a few wraps on the threads. Might help.
142371
With my use I usually only ran 40-50 lbs for good rpm control, and light load, and a 3/8 hose, possibly your load is overriding the torque, but at 150 lbs of pressure it is quite likely that you will need a 3/8 or larger hose for this to produce its max torque under a fairly heavy load. Dan
1592548
Thank you for your inquiry. The actual capacity of the reel will be determined by the outside diameter of the 3/4" hose you are installing on the reel and how carefully it is wound back on the reel. If the hose has an outside diameter of 1" or greater we would strongly recommend that you also purchase the 1044 Extra Capacity kit to widen the reel by 4" to ensure that you can fit the hose on the reel.
784592
The power cord is 8 feet and the air hose is rated at 25 feet but that is not realistic. It will pull the compressor around before you could stretch it that far. Overall this is a great little compressor but the air hose is a little bit of a hassle. It would have been better if they put a longer heavy duty cord on it and a shorter hose. If you were to mount this stationary then the air hose would be fine. Specs are at viaircorp dot com.
55508
My hose is a 100 foot Goodyear brand and works flawlessly. I believe that you can go up to 300 feet with a high quality hose (such as Goodyear).
2193952
I hope it works for you. I think it looks nice. I have a 50 foot hose in mine, and there is room for a lot more.
2178403
I have 100 ft of hose. This is the third one I have bought, great reel, no problem with rusting issue or leaking.