DeWalt 60 Gallon Air Compressor - Purchase, Install, and First Run 

Awesome! Get a filter/regulator. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Congrats! I've used mine quite a bit and have no regrets. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and commenting! I'll check out what HF has.

How do you check the thickness of a tank?

Gotta do your homework. Oil is another factor to consider. But, hopefully videos like this are helpful.

Just bought mine it stopped at 175 the pressure switch plumbed into the on switch could be faulty or need adjusting.

Compressor is awesome! I don't have any regrets with purchasing it. I used the trailer because of several factors - bed rail ties downs arent rated for the weight of the compressor, (and I only have two since I have a toolbox in my bed); my truck is tall and I'm a one man show when it comes to lifting heavy objects so using my trailer was a statement of working smarter, not harder. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@JerichoRally ok yeah makes since.did you use a dolly to move from trailer to house? Prob weight what 400lb

@@david2881 only 208lbs but top heavy so I was worried gravity/leverage would yank the tie downs right out. And yes, definitely used a dolly with straps.

No issues at all. I say go for it. I absolutely love this compressor! Good luck.

@@JerichoRally thank you, great video.

Pipe dope

I used thread tape same as any plumb job pipe dope works to.

7:50 should answer your question. I used 1/2" pipe.

@@JerichoRally ok thank you must have missed that

@@david2881 it's 3/4 npt and he reduced it to 1/2"

@@scottkarjala ok thks i got mine hooked up.its nice.alot of work to get everything together running lines through basement.i used dryer outlet with ground ran another ground outside into ground

I have no tools! Lol I have the regulator picked out and just waiting for the funds to allow. Took me almost a year to save up for the compressor. Thanks for watching and commenting.

It can get confusing... my other video shows the wiring and will probably clear things up. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dQlSbqxo_hI.html 10/2 = 10 is the gauge of the wire; 2 is the number of conductors; there is also a ground wire, hence there are 3 total wires. Now, a 10/3 or 12/3 or 14/3, etc. will have a total of 4 wires (3 conductors plus ground). Gauge and breaker amperage (amps) are VERY important. Hope that helps and be safe!

@@JerichoRally ok so I did buy the 10/2 but I had it all hooked up and everything and it still didn't work. I wonder if there's something in the breaker thats messed up

@@kylemickelson9411 get yourself a voltmeter and start testing. But be careful. Use Google and RU-vid for info. Or ask questions here.

ALL 240V Romex is always /3 - 10 Gauge = 30Amp 10/3 30 Amp, 8 Gauge 40Amp 8/3 40Amp, 6 Gauge up to 60Amp 6/3 60Amp, /3 = 2 Hots (2 120Volts x 2) , 1 neutral and 1 Ground

According to Dewalt, 83 decibel. According to my ear... much quieter than my old 5 gal craftsman. I love this compressor!!

If you're referring to max psi, it's 150. Not sure what the cut in is. My installation video has some detail. Skip to 24:40. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dQlSbqxo_hI.html

10 gauge goes to the motor from switch so that should be plenty

absolutely normal.

He's my buddy! He loves all my tools, the Silverado, and my tractor!