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BeBop138

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drain the oil from the compressor and if gasoline driven motor..drain its fuel and oil in crankcase..then move...set it up-right when you get where you want it..allow what little oil in there to return to the sumps..refill to level and let the big dog eat..
Thanks Tim.............Lee woof-woof
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oh yeah...you gonna like that....I went out a while back..bought me a new Campbell Hausfeld like my unit that was about 25 years old..I think my old unit was a better pump at 26 than the one I bought..I am going to look at the RPM and drive pulleys..just odd..same pump and such..but I know the drive pulleys set up is a bit different..

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oh yeah...you gonna like that....I went out a while back..bought me a new Campbell Hausfeld like my unit that was about 25 years old..I think my old unit was a better pump at 26 than the one I bought..I am going to look at the RPM and drive pulleys..just odd..same pump and such..but I know the drive pulleys set up is a bit different..
It`s nice to have the right tools-----work is so much easier and faster.......Lee
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Good compressor I have the same one with the 80 gal. I have had it about 6 years no real problems, I did have to replace a cut off switch a few years back. I do find it a pia to drain the water. I have been planning to bring the drain out closer to the edge but never seem to get to it.

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