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Mark Upton Posted: Apr 03, 2014 06:36 PM	Stick pumps and air dryer Hi all. Curious as to whether the air that feeds my stick pumps needs to run through my refrigerated air dryer? I flush my a side hose every couple weeks during my slow time, and instead of running my 45 kw genny i just plug in a small portable compressor. Is this a bad day idea? Thanks for your input, it is greatly appreciated.
SPRAYFOAM GODDESS Posted: Apr 04, 2014 09:58 AM	Hello! Yes, its always a good idea to provide dry, clean air to your pumps. You got a new air dryer right? I hooked you up.
John Shockney Posted: Apr 12, 2014 08:06 AM	As with any air tool clean dry air is always the best, but for the amount of run time that you are talking about there should be no problem. I just add a few drops of air tool oil like we have done with other air tools that have lasted for years. Airpro

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Mark Upton

Posted: Apr 03, 2014 06:36 PM

Stick pumps and air dryer

Hi all. Curious as to whether the air that feeds my stick pumps needs to run through my refrigerated air dryer? I flush my a side hose every couple weeks during my slow time, and instead of running my 45 kw genny i just plug in a small portable compressor. Is this a bad day idea? Thanks for your input, it is greatly appreciated.

SPRAYFOAM GODDESS

Posted: Apr 04, 2014 09:58 AM

Hello! Yes, its always a good idea to provide dry, clean air to your pumps. You got a new air dryer right? I hooked you up.

John Shockney

Posted: Apr 12, 2014 08:06 AM

As with any air tool clean dry air is always the best, but for the amount of run time that you are talking about there should be no problem.

I just add a few drops of air tool oil like we have done with other air tools that have lasted for years.

Airpro

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