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If your moisture trap doesn't allow you to drain it, remove it and install one that will allow you to do so. Take a look here:
http://search.harborfreight.com/cpisearch/web/search.do?keyword=air+regulator&Submit=Go
I've used the second one down for years (although I did replace the regulator with a smaller one I already had when I bought it). I just blow it down about once a month (open the valve at the bottom for about 30 seconds)
Both great suggestions. Thanks guys!
Ray
In addition to a new trap, you can install the Iwata pistol grip trap to get any water that slips through. If you have a Hobby Lobby nearby, you can get it for 40% off with a coupon. Another alternative is to install an inline moisture trap downstream from the compressor. HTH.
E
So long folks!
I'm running an Iwata compressor with reg and moisture trap. I've been using this setup up for a couple of years with no problems until I recently swithced from my Badger airbrush to an Iwata airbrush with an Iwata hose. The trap is still catching moisture - I can see condensation. Lots of water spitting though.
any thoughts?
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