Jegs oil separator works
10-19-2006, 01:33 PM
#11
I posted this Jeg's unit awhile back
and noted that this is the only one I had found that actually states that it is for exactly what we use them for...the Husky ones from The Home Depot have a sticker on the bowl that warns against use with petroleum products...for air/water separation only...
and noted that this is the only one I had found that actually states that it is for exactly what we use them for...the Husky ones from The Home Depot have a sticker on the bowl that warns against use with petroleum products...for air/water separation only...
10-19-2006, 01:35 PM
#12
Originally Posted by TG02Z71
I dug around for it......555-52205 on Jegs site.
You can get the same type at Grainger but they don't have the fittings in the kit, anyway the Jegs model is only a few more bucks.
You can get the same type at Grainger but they don't have the fittings in the kit, anyway the Jegs model is only a few more bucks.
10-19-2006, 08:35 PM
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I saw a discussion about the home depot ones where people said once the stone inside is completely saturated the efficency of the seperator goes way dowm. I would be interested to see if it keeps collecting oil after say a month or so. Keep us posted
Dave
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10-19-2006, 08:56 PM
#16
Originally Posted by Bowtie70SS
I saw a discussion about the home depot ones where people said once the stone inside is completely saturated the efficency of the seperator goes way dowm. I would be interested to see if it keeps collecting oil after say a month or so. Keep us posted
Dave
Dave
The cheap ones have a mineral stone in them, the ones from Jegs look like they have the brass type in them. Kind of like an air tool muffler/filter. They should hold up to anything that they are exposed to as long as they are not bumped or smaked.
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