Need to get rid of the sag in the boat..you can back clamp off the top 3/4 rod transom mounts against the transom mounts on the boat to make it more rigid.
@@serhatemir4112 I forgot the exact dimensions, what I remember is I used a half inch thick of plywood. I'm sorry I can't find my drawing with the exact dimensions. Thanks for watching.
@@aurakk5624 thanks for watching, sorry but I forgot all the dimensions of the floor board. What I can only remember was I used a 1/2 inch thick of plywood.
Dope work but don't understand why so many people don't use proper strippers. There 20 for a good pair or 10 or below for cheap. Alot easier for cutting a stripping wire.
Could you just have run the air line that would go to the tool from the original setup, but run it to the auxiliary tank (with original regulator valve fully open), and duplicate the hardware setup of the main tank on the auxiliary tank (pressure gauge, regulator, pressure valve, airline connector to tool). Am I wrong to think by doing it like I propose, it would allow to use just the original tank if you wanted to, just like before by running the airline to a tool instead of the auxiliary tank, OR using the secondary tank ? Is it because of the extra cost of the hardware to do so ? Or am I understanding this all wrong ? Also, one (major ?) difference between the original setup and an auxiliary tank is that the original tank has 2 holes it in. One with air comming IN from the compressor, and one with air comming OUT to the regulator, pressure valve and gauges. The auxiliary tank has only ONE hole it it. So it is a problem to have a potential situation where the compressor will be trying to push air in the secondairy tank while the tool will be using air, and those two airflow (in and out) will meet at the same "T" junction over the unique hole of the secondary tank ?
That was a massive good questions but your first question is I believe it's possible, you can do that I guess. 2nd question is also possible. 3rd question is you might be right, a good solution might fix it. Thanks for watching
@@cesar8359 Thank you for the answer ! I obviously want to increase the volume of my compressor WHEN NEEDED, while being able to EASILY return it to its original configuration (nice portability of single small tank).
In addition to what you suggested above, I would add a shutoff valve "input side" of the aux tank. That will give you the ability to separate the two tanks while both full. Otherwise, the moment you release the hose to the Aux tank, it would want to escape in the now disconnected hose since only the 1 side of the coupler would be an auto-shutoff.
Hey great video. I was wondering can you swap your tanks original tank with a new one? I bought a used compressor and want to put a new tank on it so I don't have to worry about anything.
Nice spool gun you got there. I've never used one, but I am looking forward to try. Since, I already have the welder (HOBART 210), I want to go for it. Thank you for sharing.👍👍
