Home » Video » ...

Husky mini fridge parts Videos

Building a Silent Air Compressor Part 1

Building a silent air compressor out of salvaged parts including an old refrigeration compressor, recovery tank, pressure control, salvaged regulator, and other ...

User Comments

Brian Cobby commented on 07 Feb 2016

why you didnt use welding or steel rod instead of soldering? its for economy and enviroment friendly...will be wankel engine for it??

Halligan142 commented on 09 Feb 2016

+Brian Cobby Using what I had on hand.

Nicholas Smerk commented on 31 Jan 2016

So, how many CFM at what PSI? I have a 3hp compressor now and plan to build a 5 hp as soon as I decide where to put an 80 gallon tank. I figure this kind of project is basically worthless for any need I have for an air compressor.

Halligan142 commented on 04 Feb 2016

+Nicholas Smerk Every other time I use it I add a capfull. It's a guess, but so far it's working.

Nicholas Smerk commented on 04 Feb 2016

+Halligan142 Hey, it's your money. How often do you need to add oil?

Halligan142 commented on 04 Feb 2016

+Nicholas Smerk Ha! Thanks!

Nicholas Smerk commented on 04 Feb 2016

+Halligan142 but, it's awsome. :)

Halligan142 commented on 04 Feb 2016

+Nicholas Smerk So don't make it. As I said this is only for shop air blowoff gun and a small airbrush.

Uncle Reeko commented on 03 Jan 2016

could you use an old fridge compressor to pump bio gas (methane) into an old pressure vessel such as an LPG barbeque tank?

Uncle Reeko commented on 04 Apr 2016

thanks for the advice +IsbjörnXII .

IsbjörnXII commented on 31 Mar 2016

+Uncle Reeko find one that has an EX classification.

Uncle Reeko commented on 04 Jan 2016

ah ha, I see. I would have thought the mixture (almost pure methane) would have been too rich to ignite but I'll take your word and keep my vision. Thanks. PS - could you suggest any other type of pump I could use or even investigate for compressing bio gas?

Halligan142 commented on 04 Jan 2016

+Uncle Reeko Windings inside are not sealed. They are open to the path the gas takes. One spark or overheat and you'll have no eyebrows left if you're lucky.

Uncle Reeko commented on 04 Jan 2016

Okay, thanks for getting back to me. Out of interest - is there a specific reason why not?

Halligan142 commented on 04 Jan 2016

+Uncle Reeko No

Husky Air Compressor Parts

//www.huskyaircompressorparts.net Find more info about husky air compressor parts for free.

How to Rebuild A Leaky Air Compressor Part 1

//goo.gl/wWkNmW click link to get you compressor repair kit. In this video I show you how to replace the gaskets in an Emglo air compressor. It is an easy job ...

User Comments

Jason Cruz commented on 20 Jan 2014

This looks real vintage... I would replace this with a newer One

FullThrottle440 commented on 05 Feb 2014

I wouldent... Imao...the old ones were build to last and take a beating. new ones are chinsy. trust me.....I know...

How to Change the Piston parts on a Craftsman Compressor

This is my Craftsman compressor that needed the piston cylinder and ring changed. It basically would not pump pressure higher than 40psi and the repair guy ...

User Comments

UsedFieroParts commented on 24 Jun 2011

@manmadeofCO2 I got the kit from my local Air Compressor repair shop in Van Nuys California. I think it was between $25-$40 for the parts package. The problem with getting it is that most places will need to actually see your compressor to match the repair kit. And they told me how simple it was to repair so i could save on their labor to install it...which would have been another $45 bucks. That's why i made the video

igbeserk commented on 09 May 2011

I have a 4HP motor i got off of craigslist. with a 20-25 gallon tank i believe. person told me motor had issues. it worked for two days then stopped. when i turn it on i get like a humming sound but nothing. just took it apart. piston for the most part looks fine, but it doesn't seem to move about well when i hand crank it. so could it be the piston that's being the problem or something else?

UsedFieroParts commented on 09 May 2011

it sounds as if maybe your motor is seized. The piston pumps the air into the take, but if you are only getting a hum...and no movement. sounds like the motor itself went out on you. Possible find a local compressor shop to diagnose it to see if it is worth fixing. my Crafsman cost me $200 back in the day ...so spending less than $30 bucks to change the piston was worth it.

UsedFieroParts commented on 03 Mar 2012

@fanaticofutube All American Air Compressor on Kester in Van Nuys near Oxnard St. If you bring your Compressor with you when you go there..they can maybe figure out which one you need. They don't have a book to give them a part number... but the guys there know which is needed just by looking at it.

fanaticofutube commented on 26 Feb 2012

What is the name of the repair shop? I'm also in Cali and Van Nuys isn't really that far. I may possibly need a kit since my pressure also wont past 40 PSI. Please let me know Great video