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Waitaminute that’s gotta be counterfeit. All the Delco parts I’ve been seeing are from pacific rim countries.
Idk--got it from Amazon.
All buttoned up with no air leaks.
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This had hot glue and Flex seal tape on it. Afterwards I put Gorilla tape all over it. Hopefully I'll have some ice col ac once he charges it.
I also had my son change the oil for me. Gotta admit was nice not having to climb under there to do it myself. There was some metal on the drain plug--I'm a little worried about that.
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This is the 2nd oil change since the new motor.
 

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Idk--got it from Amazon.
All buttoned up with no air leaks. View attachment 279335
This had hot glue and Flex seal tape on it. Afterwards I put Gorilla tape all over it. Hopefully I'll have some ice col ac once he charges it.
I also had my son change the oil for me. Gotta admit was nice not having to climb under there to do it myself. There was some metal on the drain plug--I'm a little worried about that. View attachment 279336 View attachment 279337
This is the 2nd oil change since the new motor.


Is that hard pieces of metal or are they soft squishy pieces or RTV or some seal? I had a lot of stuff like that after a fresh motor but it was all excessive rtv
 

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Idk--got it from Amazon.
All buttoned up with no air leaks. View attachment 279335
This had hot glue and Flex seal tape on it. Afterwards I put Gorilla tape all over it. Hopefully I'll have some ice col ac once he charges it.
I also had my son change the oil for me. Gotta admit was nice not having to climb under there to do it myself. There was some metal on the drain plug--I'm a little worried about that. View attachment 279336 View attachment 279337
This is the 2nd oil change since the new motor.
Hope it is nothing more than what he said, some rtv. Always nice when someone else wants to do the oil change. Nice work mike [emoji106]

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I think in the 20 gal range, any of the oil-free compressors will be about the same unless you go with one from Harbor Freight, which I would be leery of. I’m talking Husky, Kobalt, DeWalt, Sanborn, Craftsman, etc. I have a 26 gal Craftsman that has worked well for me for my needs. Haven’t done much spraying, but as long as I take my time, it can keep up. A 20 gal will just require a little more patience during your occasional painting projects. If you can swing it, might look at going with a 26 gal if you’re going to much painting at all, but a 20 gal should be sufficient.
I don’t have a recommendation for one, I just use a 35 gallon HF one at home that I bought used for $50. It’s not bad though but pretty noisy.
 

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