How to Repair Leaky Air Compressor Hose
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- In this video, I show you one method how to fix a leaking air compressor hose. Hope this helps.
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Thanks for watching! 😃
This is so helpful I'm trying to study as much as possible and gain as much knowledge as possible as a teenager not because I wanna be a mechanic but so that I can repair a majority of things myself without buying new parts or paying for a professional to fix it but it is awesome and kind of this man to share his knowledge with us love it😊👏❤
Hey, Bailey! You have a good plan there! You will save a lot of money and headaches learning to fix things yourself. And it will be rewarding! I am honored that I could help you with this mission! Thanks for checking out my videos!!
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I would first make sure that the hose is nice and twist-free before connecting the two...
The use of the bag was brilliant! Thanks for the video!
Good tip! Thank you for the kind words!
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Great tips. Maybe some glue to avoid hose clamp bulk.
You just saved me so much electrical tape! You have no idea
I have a idea, heat shrink tubing. A few over the clamp, one jumbo or two over the whole mess!
Thanks this help with the quarter inch hose from the mini.portable 12v compressor. Was calling it dead, but now it has new life. Thanks
that bag is a good idea. I think I will try it or maybe some foam if I have any
Great idea! Thanks for watching!
Note to fellow workers
I tried the silicon tape offered by 3m and others on two separate holes on one of my air hoses today. Both sealed perfectly. It took two attempts to get it to work and it only worked when I had one guy holding the hose taught with the other end in a vice, and then wrapping it with extreme care and stretching it out as hard as I could.
I'll let you know if it doesn't withstand the test of time
Thanks for the tip!
@@richardjanz3065 hi very sorry it didn't work just outta curiousity did you throw it away or were you able to fix it? If you fixed it how so? Just trying to gain as much knowledge as possible as a teenager not because I wanna be a mechanic or anything but because I wanna have the knowledge to fix my own things at home when I grow up to save money from getting it professionally repaired or buying new parts😊
@@richardjanz3065 thank you so much!
My mechanic told me you can't really fix it just a buy a new hose .... Geez .Thanks so much and I would of done the same thing cover up those clamps
I have repaired the ends on my plastic air hose three times (without heat) and it has blow every time. Sometime in the middle of the night. I will try one more time using heat. I hate to throw it away. It is the kind with all the curls in it so is stores away nice and small. It always splits in the area where I forced it on the fitting. It does take a lot of pressure to get it on. Maybe heat will solve it.
How'd it work out?
@@Baileys.small.engine.repair It kept blowing. I think the hose was just too old so I threw it away in the end. THanks
Even with heat and wetting the fitting, I cannot get it even halfway in. There has to be some other way?
Has anyone tried using a PEX compression fitting? Seems like it would be not so clumpy. I would heat the hose with hot water.
As ugly as porcupines mating.. but it works.. and that is all ya need.
where did you buy the hose?
Would you like me to send you a link to a real good air hose that's lasted me a while? If so, what size?
@@Baileys.small.engine.repair 1/4 OD
you could have used a heat gun on that plastic bag to mold it into a permanent fixture
Very true. Good tip!
I have e same brand, material discolors and pop's within a couple yrs. Don't invest in to many as it won't pay off when having repairs between jobs and I take care of them to.
To splice I eather get the double ended ribed fittings or make one with copper pipe, (wks fine) and use wire to tie together. Made a tool for using reg. Wire. Look in utube it takes a little time but there is hardly any obstruction to get cout up on stuff and they will certainly out live the life of the cheep A$$ hose.
it would help a lot if he showed the parts needed without shaking them around
Any one have experience with better hose for a reasonable price. This stuff sucks after a few seasons.
Lololol i swear i thought this is an April folks joke Jesus Christ. Get rid of that entire meat hook anortion. You don't need those hose clamps, holds just fine with friction alone up to 150psi. Add a tiny bit of silicone lube to the brass ends and you won't need to heat the ends to get it on, that way the hose will remain tight enough to never come apart. If you doubt my advice, do what i say and see if you can pull it apart without the hose ripping, never use those clamps. Btw it's only for this exact hose, the rubber ones do need clamps. YOU'RE WELCOME