I know it is on here somewhere but what is the pressure to use for blowing out tank/lines for winterizing. I have a 150 lbs compressor but I think I remember that I need to adjust it to 25-30 lbs max for blowing out the lines?

It's an oil less compressor right ?

Same as the city water pressure.

Use 35 - 40 psi, the same as water pressure.If you have a black tank cleaner, be sure to blow it out also as it's not connected into any of your water systems.Bill

Trackrig wrote:Use 35 - 40 psi, the same as water pressure.If you have a black tank cleaner, be sure to blow it out also as it's not connected into any of your water systems.Billx2.

And don't forget to blow out the shower head. I learned that this past spring when we found it laying in the tub!

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ken56
Explorer
Oct 02, 2016
Don't forget the outside shower too.
donn0128
Explorer II
Oct 01, 2016
I have tried 35 to 50 and actually find 20-25 works much better.
mrjmrobertson
Explorer
Oct 01, 2016
And don't forget to blow out the shower head. I learned that this past spring when we found it laying in the tub!
ktmrfs
Explorer II
Oct 01, 2016
Trackrig wrote:
Use 35 - 40 psi, the same as water pressure.

If you have a black tank cleaner, be sure to blow it out also as it's not connected into any of your water systems.

Bill

x2.
Trackrig
Explorer II
Oct 01, 2016
Use 35 - 40 psi, the same as water pressure.

If you have a black tank cleaner, be sure to blow it out also as it's not connected into any of your water systems.

Bill
Tom_Barb
Explorer
Oct 01, 2016
Same as the city water pressure.
seaeagle2
Explorer
Oct 01, 2016
It's an oil less compressor right ?

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