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Installed an accumulator tank to quiet the RV pump down when it’s getting low.
Installed an accumulator tank to quiet the RV pump down when it’s getting low.
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Did you play around with pressures?I put one in my rig 3-4 yrs ago too. Helped a bit, but not as drastic as I’d hoped.
I didn't play with it much...plunked the default pressure to it (50?) and ran it.Did you play around with pressures?
If it doesn’t work that great I’ll soft line everything I can. They sell a quiet kit and it looks like it is just soft lines to isolate the pump. It’s very quiet till the tank gets below 1/3, then you can hear it.
Got my welding table almost done. What would I coat the surface with to keep from rusting but still be good ground.
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Thanks for the help guys Im being self taught on all of this. To throw a new test I bought a plazma cutter. Now just gotta rewire the garage. Compressor is on its own 220 30amp. All other plugs are 110 15amp. Tried running cutter on 110, its a pro point pro cut 30 and it does run 110 and 220. Cutting the 1/8 isnt too bad but does keep tripping breaker. Can I add another 220 some how or is this an electrician job.
Building a Cornhole game set....
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