Amazon has
Powermate Extended Tank Drain Assembly (072-0023RP) for
$6.42.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
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Product Features:- Includes a 10-Inch braided Steel Tube Designed for Flexibility to Prevent Breaking and Kinks
- Features an Extended Tank Drain that Makes Draining Moisture Easier
- Offering Male Threads that Have Pre-Applied Thread Sealant for Out-Of-Package Installation
- Includes Threads on Shut-Off-Valve To Make It Easy to Add an Additional Drain Hose or Elbow
- Offering a Maximum Pressure 300-PSI
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Also recommend adding a 1/4" Air Line Plastic Exhaust Air Silencer.
I added this one back then, but looks like it's no longer available: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
It's far from silent, but it takes that ear splitting shriek down to something I don't have to step out of the garage for.
Also recommend adding a 1/4" Air Line Plastic Exhaust Air Silencer.
I added this one back then, but looks like it's no longer available: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
It's far from silent, but it takes that ear splitting shriek down to something I don't have to step out of the garage for.
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I didn't realize how much water actually condensed until I put one of these ball valves on the bottom to drain it out. Holy cow!
This makes it so easy to drain the tank. Even for 15 bucks it is nice.
Does anyone have information on this topic?
Is there a inexpensive solution to automate this task?
Also recommend adding a 1/4" Air Line Plastic Exhaust Air Silencer.
I added this one back then, but looks like it's no longer available: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&psc=1 [amazon.com]
It's far from silent, but it takes that ear splitting shriek down to something I don't have to step out of the garage for.
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Does anyone have information on this topic?
Is there a inexpensive solution to automate this task?
Alternatively, there are several kits that include a timer actuated solenoid, like this [amazon.com] for example.
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