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Was a little disappointed to see how the 256 compressed air and inert gas was plumbed...both use the same nipple. This clearly wasnt going to cut it...talk about a pain in the ### to switch processes. Went to the hardware store and bought about $50 worth of brass fitting and made a T with ball valves on each side of the T, now all I have to do is turn the ball valve handles.
I use regular quick couplings like the ones used on compressed air systems.Quote:
Originally Posted by tnc110
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TNC,
We have all had to sort out solutions to this ... here is a thread with some ideas:
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...ad.php?p=15697
Personally, I'm glad that Everlast did not waste the effort to plumb this internally ... It probably helps keep the cost of their products down. Another good example of this is the lack of a DCEN/DCEP switch. It's just easier to swap the cables over.
Cheers
Mike
Looks good!Quote:
Originally Posted by zoama585
How does that regulator attach to the machine? Also...does the supplied regulator dry the compressed air?
Comes with a bracket and screws that are too long (regulator side). I cut the screws down to fit. To dry the air, I use a Motorgaurd M30 or M60 (M100 kit) only difference between them is inlet/outlet size. All use the same filter...this kit comes with one in the housing plus two spares...http://www.google.com/products/catal...ed=0CHsQ8wIwCwQuote:
Originally Posted by tnc110