This would seem to be a good application for a used automatic
transmission cooler. Go to your auto wrecker and pick up a cooler from a
Chrysler mini van they had a large separate cooler from the factory.
Automatic transmissions run at far higher pressures than your air
compressor so it should make a good inline cooler for compressed air,
you could mount it to the handle of the air compressor to keep it out or
the way.
Doug Hamilton
1960 TR3A
1963 Fiat Cabriolet
>Subject: Re: Compressor water separator
>
>Frank Fisher wrote:
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>>> I found water in the air line. I
>>> have a small water separator at the compressor. IM guessing its not a
>>> very good one. well as i was getting water at the gun there is no
>>> guessing involved, it just plain aint no good. have just checked the
>>> weather for yesterday and it suggests that it was around 80% RH
>>
>>
> Frank, You might like to try coiling up a length of airline into an
> ice bucket and putting the water separator between the bucket and the
> gun.........worked for me. Cheers Mike.
>
>Frank Fisher wrote:
>
>
>
>>> I found water in the air line. I
>>> have a small water separator at the compressor. IM guessing its not a
>>> very good one. well as i was getting water at the gun there is no
>>> guessing involved, it just plain aint no good. have just checked the
>>> weather for yesterday and it suggests that it was around 80% RH
>>
>>
>
>Frank,
>You might like to try coiling up a length of airline into an ice
>bucket and putting the water separator between the bucket and the
>gun.........worked for me.
>
>Cheers
>
>Mike.
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