What is a Swash Ring HiCould someone please explain what is a swash ring and what it does in an air compressor? I need to refer to a dictionary definition also so if anyone can refer me to an online dictionary or glossary, I would much appreciate it. Thank you, Viviana What is a Swash Ring HiCould someone please explain what is a swash ring and what it does in an air compressor? I need to refer to a dictionary definition also so if anyone can refer... » Read More What is a Swash Ring HiCould someone please explain what is a swash ring and what it does in an air compressor? I need to refer to a dictionary definition also so if anyone can refer me to an online dictionary or glossary, I would much appreciate it. Thank you, Viviana « Show Less
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Viviana, A swash ring is part of what drives the pistons in one design of compressor commonly used in automotive AC systems. The swash ring is coupled to the compressor main shaft and each piston, and its function is partly analogous to the function of the cranks on a crankshaft, but the design is usually lighter, more compact and more readily adaptable to continuously variable displacement. If you are more technically inclined: http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20090060757
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This air compressor is mainly used to inflate tires or small objects. The tube that air comes out is very small. You can blow leaves off your dash with it but t will take a very long time. The air coming out is not very forceful.
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When i bought this kit it came with all 4 shocks and resistor kits for each shock. You must cut wiring at top of shock and wire in resistor kits so the dash light stays off. If your compressor is bad like mine was i opted to buy Monroe AK29 Monroe Air Shock Accessory Kit to convert the rear in to a manual fill. In which i liked better so you can add and remove air for your application. This is a pretty straight forward kit to install with some mechanical ablity and light wiring knowledge. Hope this helps.
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Blows shop compressor air through testing cylinder. air in the oil dipstick = bad rings, air in the radiator or seeing bubbles in the radiator = bad head gasket, air in the intake = bad intake valve, air in the exhaust pipe = bad exhaust valve. air coming from the side of the block = you're screwed, get a new car lol
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It is a "starting" pin which acts as a fulcrum. You rest your work piece on the pin and pivot it into the bit. When used correctly, it reduces the risk of kickback when free-hand routing.
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More details about the ring, it is a CHOKE. It prevents as much air from being mixed with the fuel as it flows out of the orifice. This is meant to prevent the fairly explosive puff that happens when you first light this heater. I still completely ignore it though. Just turn the fuel valve to max and repeatedly click the igniter (by turning it ALL the way against the spring at the end) until it lights. Keep your face away from the front of the heater when you do.
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I do not believe it means the relief valve on top. It say's in the ad, "and features an easy-to-read pressure gauge with air relief valve", I have purchased two of these filters in the past and they both came with the air relief valve. What it means is that the filter does not come with the HiFlow valve that connects to the filters in and out ports. Here is a link to the valve they are referring to. Pentair 261050 2-Inch HiFlow Valve with Plumbing Replacement Pool/Spa D.E. and Sand Filter
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this is my first so not sure what you mean--have been using for several months and very happy with it-compressor has 3 speeds-airbrush that comes with machine-has adjustable nozzle and control button for thumb that adjusts flow (using for makeup). this is exactly the same -as an identically appearing airbrush machine selling for much much more
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The locking ring locks the sensor into the tire valve stem.The sensor must be removed BEFORE air is added to the tire.Fortunately, the locking mechanism is a screw with a hex head... Takes about 4s to undo.
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I am not very familiar with it, I only use it a few times. I guess there are youtube video that explain things better that I would. Hope that helps.
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See the handle hanging (lowest item in the photo) that is attached by a line to a small cylinder of air. You have to pull that handle to set off the air that inflates the vest. It is category III lifevest:" Good for calm, inland waters, or where there is a good chance for fast rescue." I was a little disappointed that the makers of these vests are not required to state that in their advertisements. I bought mine for offshore kayaking, and I really should have purchased a more expensive model. If you are doing any river rafting I would recommend something that does not require manual inflation. If you accidentally bump your head, you may be incapable of igniting this device. Good luck. See the handle hanging (lowest item in the photo) that is attached by a line to a small cylinder of air. You have to pull that handle to set off the air that inflates the vest. It is category III lifevest:" Good for calm, inland waters, or where there is a good chance for fast rescue." I was a little disappointed that the makers of these vests are not required to state that in their advertisements. I bought mine for offshore kayaking, and I really should have purchased a more expensive model. If you are doing any river rafting I would recommend something that does not require... » Read More See the handle hanging (lowest item in the photo) that is attached by a line to a small cylinder of air. You have to pull that handle to set off the air that inflates the vest. It is category III lifevest:" Good for calm, inland waters, or where there is a good chance for fast rescue." I was a little disappointed that the makers of these vests are not required to state that in their advertisements. I bought mine for offshore kayaking, and I really should have purchased a more expensive model. If you are doing any river rafting I would recommend something that does not require manual inflation. If you accidentally bump your head, you may be incapable of igniting this device. Good luck. « Show Less
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The speedring is a standard S bayonet (Bowens is a popular format that uses this). The speedring (the silver ring with 3 protrusions on the collar) will fit in any S bayonet flash system and slides into the black flash holder that's part of this system. I like it because I can use it on location with Speedlights and then in the studio for a rim or kicker.Regards,MT
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But HOW??? None of these things open up, and you can't reach around corners with sponges or hands through these tiny openings. Can someone please explain this to me? Is it a design flaw with literally ALL humidifiers or am I missing something? How do you get into the damn tank to clean the brownish/pinkish sediment that begins to coat them?Thanks!Melissa
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The male end extending from the threaded base is an air hose snap on connector. It fits the fill end on the air compressors hose. This makes the connection permanent so the operator can then go and open and close valves during the winterizing operation. Sort of a third hand so to speak. The compressor will continue to run pressurizing the water piping while you see that all lines are purged of water.The small compressors you speak of are equipped with a female Schrader valve end to fit tires. There are items like this that will fit to the Schrader ends but you must stand and hold them in place-- The male end extending from the threaded base is an air hose snap on connector. It fits the fill end on the air compressors hose. This makes the connection permanent so the operator can then go and open and close valves during the winterizing operation. Sort of a third hand so to speak. The compressor will continue to run pressurizing the water piping while you see that all lines are purged of water.The small compressors you speak of are equipped with a female Schrader valve end to fit tires. There are items like this that will fit to the Schrader ends but you must stand and hold them... » Read More The male end extending from the threaded base is an air hose snap on connector. It fits the fill end on the air compressors hose. This makes the connection permanent so the operator can then go and open and close valves during the winterizing operation. Sort of a third hand so to speak. The compressor will continue to run pressurizing the water piping while you see that all lines are purged of water.The small compressors you speak of are equipped with a female Schrader valve end to fit tires. There are items like this that will fit to the Schrader ends but you must stand and hold them in place-- « Show Less
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Yes it is dual action. This refers to the stylist only. It has nothing to do with the compressor. Air comes out of the stylist when system is turned on(continuous airflow) but makeup only comes out when you pull back the lever.
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This works by sending a high blast of air down, it's not like a normal plunger that draws a little water up and down. It may seal on your unit it or may not but it works great on sinks and tubs also. I bought an auger also just to have both, I have not used the auger yet because this thing work so good. Also NO one can say if something will do your job as who can say for sure how bad or what the obstruction is. Buy both.
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You blow up the dark blue top rim like a donut inner tube. I used an air compressor specifically made to blow up pool toys. Then as you add water to the inside pool area, the inflated ring keeps the sides up.