drain fitting for air tank
Can anyone recommend a drain fitting for my air tank? Right now it just a normal bolt but I would like to make draining my air tank easier. I have a 3/8 port. Thanks
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Can anyone recommend a drain fitting for my air tank? Right now it just a normal bolt but I would like to make draining my air tank easier. I have a 3/8 port. Thanks
You could try a craftsman drain cock. I changed my wing style on my air compressor. Problem is that you will need to use a channel lock or vise grips to undo sometimes.
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You could try a craftsman drain cock. I changed my wing style on my air compressor. Problem is that you will need to use a channel lock or vise grips to undo sometimes.
go to homedepot and buy a drain cock. its not the butterfly style, but the knob. works good. its 1/4 port so buy an adapter
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go to homedepot and buy a drain cock. its not the butterfly style, but the knob. works good. its 1/4 port so buy an adapter
Exactly what im looking for. Do these seal pretty well? I'd hate to get a small leak with this.
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Exactly what im looking for. Do these seal pretty well? I'd hate to get a small leak with this.
rusted_nailz;373724 wrote:Exactly what im looking for. Do these seal pretty well? I'd hate to get a small leak with this.
That's why double up with teflon tape. Test with soap/water spray. Look for bubbles. Even the smallest/slowest should be looked at and fixed.
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[QUOTE=rusted_nailz;373724]Exactly what im looking for. Do these seal pretty well? I'd hate to get a small leak with this.[/QUOTE]
That's why double up with teflon tape. Test with soap/water spray. Look for bubbles. Even the smallest/slowest should be looked at and fixed.
mines held up well. and my tank sees 200psi. its a husky brand i believe.
cost like 5 dollars +3 for adapter.
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mines held up well. and my tank sees 200psi. its a husky brand i believe.
cost like 5 dollars +3 for adapter.