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I just added links for the motor and the pressure switch (you didn't ask, but...) to the description. The regulator and gauges are so generic that it would be difficult to identify what exactly they are. Anything good for up to 150psi should be about comparable to what it came with. It's nothing fancy.

Or another thread sealer, yes.

Baah.... You don't need power steering with mud tires! 😉

I'm no fanboy for HFT, but that compressor gave me way more than I paid for it. I can't complain, even though I still do... 😁

@@TheBrokenLife bro, you bought the budget air compressor at a budget store and started putting upgraded parts on it... c'mooon maaan! Next time go to the budget store and get the one that takes oil... gaskets go bad, if it didn't leak in the first place it was never a bad product.

@@OGRH What are you even talking about? The compressor was over a decade old when I filmed this video, it _is_ an oil lubed model, and it did leak the day it came home (both air and oil). 😂 ...and even with those problems, I got more than I paid for.

You normally have to pay extra for that service! 😅

I've been running hot garbage air tools for 30 years and I've never had one blow up. What I would say is that if your tools are working fine for you, then don't mess with anything.

@@TheBrokenLife Thanks-

@@vicc6744 Good luck! 👍

@@TheBrokenLife Thanks I haven't had a compressor in like 18 years but I'm retired now and thought I'd like to have one to do some work on my old Scout

@@vicc6744 Man, I love Scouts. Literally a home town favorite for me! Since you're just looking around and haven't bought yet, I would suggest something larger than these entry level units. Pretty much anything belt-drive will be a much better compressor... especially if you have 240V available in your shop.

I've been using a $30 eBay PSU from this video for over a year, 24/7, with an RTX 4060 (in pretty light use). No problems...

@@TheBrokenLife Awesome. I'm planing to get an used 1660Ti. Going to the cheapest possible😅 also the aesthetics. Thank you!

@@dt1133 Just make sure it fits. My 4060 is about as big as I can jam in there. Mine is a Zotac ZT-D40600P-10SMP if you want to look up the size.

I've head the 3888s are the same, but I can't personal confirm that.

The cutoff wheel worked. The next step of that would be to take a sawsall or hack saw and slit the stub remaining on the interior and chisel the pieces out. I cannot emphasize enough how much time and effort that would have saved me if I had just done it from the start. I think a bottle of MAPP gas is about the same price as a replacement bar. That said, with as rusty as this hitch is, none of it is fit for use any longer. If yours is so bad that the usual things don't work, you should probably consider replacing the entire hitch.

I cover that in the pinned comment. 👍

You're very welcome! 👍

You're very welcome. I'm glad to hear it worked out! The day I "invented" the slide hammer+wire trick it was a rented slide hammer too... now I wonder if that kit had a vise-grip adapter in it or not! 😂

It works exactly opposite of that. You can have too little available, but never too much. The hardware takes what it needs. It's sort of like the amount of air in a room. As long as there's enough for you to breathe, you're fine, and it doesn't matter if there's extra. If there's not enough, it's a big problem. 😅

@@TheBrokenLife Thanks for the info!

It's still in there, but I haven't driven it much.

Gear cases have breathers on them to accommodate that as well as the expansion of the fluid inside them when as temperatures change.

Oh man... "Things I did wrong" could be a daily vlog. 😂 Hummm... Oddly, I've never had one that I noticed dumping fluid while running. Well...except for when my hoses for the hydraulic lift cylinder started leaking, but those only leaked when I used the lift. I would imagine that the seal I replaced in this video would leak under pressure, but I would still expect your tractor to leave a puddle.

Yes.

Good luck with it. 👍

Thank YOU, sir! 👍

I think a good deal of that was just regular old dirt too... weight of all of that heavy O2 aside. 😂

Thanks for watching! 👍

Non-detergent 30W Valvoline.

It's entirely possible, and probable, that I didn't use the tool correctly, but that isn't HVAC tube in the video. It's not "copper", despite how it looks, and I don't think it has the same temper and wall thickness either. So, I wouldn't say the nicop line I used is "hard" to work with, but it's not as forgiving as some of the dead-soft copper I've seen used for HVAC so it's not really fair to compare them. The bending springs I ended up using are intended for that type of tube, which is why they gave me a bit of trouble of this harder stuff. I would also imagine most HVAC guys could do a better job than I did no matter what tube it was. 😂

@@TheBrokenLife Yeah, I have only done automotive and the compound bend never occurred to me until I saw him do this. Just wanted to throw it out there. As you said may not work as well on CuNi as it does soft Cu.

Two things... First... A viewer begged me, and I mean that literally (over a dozen comments in a single evening... one about every 20 minutes) to make this video and do _the best I could_ to help him out with a compressor that I told him I have no experience with. So that's what I did. I _thought_ I made that clear in the video. If I didn't, I apologize. Second... I openly welcome corrections. If you want to make a companion video that fixes my invalid my assumptions, I'll happily link it. Thanks for watching. 👍

And how tight should it be I replaced it and 2 days later it flew off on the highway

I'd be willing to bet it's dealer-only and discontinued a long time ago. If you absolutely want the factory part, a junkyard would be your best bet. That said... I don't think there is anything special about it. You should be able to get something pretty close from your local hardware store, or McMaster-Carr, and adjust it to fit properly.

@@Elijah-dh7qg Frustratingly, the factory manual doesn't specify a torque on that bolt. I'd probably go with 35ft/lbs for that size of fastener.

Keep in mind I don't own this compressor and have never actually seen one. A viewer asked for help and I did the best I could. What I was trying to explain is how to remove or work around the air regulator. I'm not entirely sure how its set up on that model, so I can't tell you exactly what to do, but that's the goal.

@@TheBrokenLife no problem. i was just hoping there was something left out due to time constraints or something. i appreciate you trying to help people

@@ocsplc Sadly, no. I just don't quite know what I'm doing with the model in question. 😂

Nope. Just gravity feed. I can't see any reason why it would need a pump. Edit: I'm realizing you probably saw my fuel filter. It very much is a good idea to add one.

​​@@TheBrokenLife, I have problems with flow rate to carb with a fuel filter. That made me wonder if I should add an electric fuel pump

@@paulg444 I suspect your fuel supply issue is caused by something else. Your internal screen in the tank may be obstructed.

I've never tried it, but... I don't _think_ HDMI supports daisy-chaining and this Dell is just a touch too old to have Thunderbolt support. Plus, the screens you're seeing are cheap TVs, not monitors, and have no provision to output another signal to pass along. These days I think I'd just suggest a really cheap GPU like a GT 1030 or something for running multiple screens on a machine like this. At the time of recording (peak supply chain shortages), even those cards weren't "cheap".

@@TheBrokenLife ahhh I gotcha. I am upgrading an Inspiron 3880 rn hahah so I’ve seen all the vids. I’m debating throwing in a spare AMD FirePro w2100 I’m not using. I was hoping to be able to throw a second 3.5 HDD and run as my nas, but probably just going to give to my sister to take to college. Or might just make a dedicated Plex server lol, but live the Inspiron vids. I’ll try daisy chaining it tn, but I think it’s on the monitor end if it’s capable or not

@@ca8482 FWIW, the 3880 is 1 HDMI version too old to support HDR, so, if you toss a "modern" GPU in it you gain that functionality as well.

You're very welcome! Frustratingly, the rubber diaphragm design has been around forever and was quite robust in years gone by. I have a compressor in the family that is from the 1950s and I'd be surprised if it doesn't still have its original switch. We're dealing with the diminishing quality of modern manufacturing... but, we're also getting it really, really cheap. So...

That's not a brand I recognize and I typically suggest people stay with name brand stuff.

@@TheBrokenLife i have cooler master mwe 450 w

The Miltons have been much better than most others. That said, I've moved on to Parker fitting, which are out right good, but radically more expensive.

You, I guess? 😂

You will for sure need an upgraded PSU for that and you will find that video in the playlist that is linked in the description. I have an RTX 4060 in mine at the moment and it's 226mm long by 2.2 slots high. It _just_ fits and I don't run hard enough for cooling to be an issue. If you want to game with something, you should probably upgrade cases (also a video in the playlist).

@@TheBrokenLife thanks man

@@Dr_Coop Good luck! 👍

Were you able to??

You're very welcome. 👍

sony-errickson msata was available for celluar-GPS-wifi abgn in one card

sequence] = digital-analogue converter to digital-signal-processor to digital-sound-processor = now do 2,3,1

the most expensive is video signalling over long-distances. 15m VGA cable is the limit for projectors. long is not-linear scale prices. HDMI is short. video-balun for coaxial is also expensive. wireless is also expensive. baseline for ether and etherbase and ether net and ... is reserved for long-distance projector cabling. other ports can use for hub, example HDMI port. if stuck with a bunch of tv-boxes... SBC...

the next expensive is emulate hyper-v and hyper-visor. assign and provide "sockets" to InterProcessorSignalling. virtualise 1physical to 2logical and back to 1logical

I'm not that familiar with the 3910. I think at some point Dell switched PSU connectors so the adapter I show in the video won't work. I'm not sure though.

@@TheBrokenLife From what I can see, it has the same exact motherboard as the one in the video. I think it should work, right?

@@bakrialkhateeb7236 It can't be the exact same board because you have a processor 2 generations newer, which is a different socket. The best I can really say is you're going to have to research it further. I don't _think_ it uses the same power plug, but I don't know for sure.

@@TheBrokenLife you're right, I didn't mean the exact same motherboard. I meant the exact layout. I'll try it out anyway. Thank you

@@bakrialkhateeb7236 Good luck with it. Let me know how it works out! 👍

The hardest part of the job is running the hose the clamp that holds the filter body to the car. 😆 Thanks for watching! 👍

I avoid removing that direction control bracket like the plaque. It took me forever to get it adjusted again the last time I touched it.

I didn't. I set it to automatically boot under a power-on circumstance and then used an outlet strip to control it.

Probably around 3/4".

Good luck with it! 👍

I appreciate that very much! Thanks for watching! 👍

If the safety is blowing off at or over 175 psi, then it sounds like the pressure switch is faulty and should be replaced.

Can't please everybody. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Thanks for watching. 👍