Winterizing with tankless air compressor
I currently have this air compressor: https://www.target.com/p/black-decker-153-black-38-decker-air-station-inflator/-/A-10541453?ref=tgt_adv_XS000000&AFID=google_pla_df&CPNG=PLA_Home+Improvement+S...
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oyarsa wrote:Yes, it will. I use a small job compressor to blow my lines out. The compressor delivers 150 PSI @ 4.3 CFM, maximum. I have it set at about 125 PSI. You will want to set your compressor pressure as to the condition of your plumbing and fixtures. I have all new PEX pipe, brass valves, and steel-braided supply lines. Most owners will want to use lower pressure than 125 PSI.
I don't think anyone answered the question of whether I could run one of those pancake compressors from the outlets of the trailer itself (run an extension cord from inside). Would that work?
Using a filter between compressor and plumbing is also a good idea, especially if using an oil-bath compressor.
All of this winterization talk reminds me that it's also time to drain the spray tank and pull my battery from the lawn tractor. I have pretty much the same Shurflo pump on the tractor as what most folks have in the RV,the exception is that my spray pump has an internal bypass at a set PSI.
