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Re: Air Compressor Oil
« Reply #15 on: 10 March 2007, 16:43:06 »
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I use a 3in1 oil as its thin.....the Aldi air compressors wont be to fussy abouy oil as they are only rubber diaphram affairs and are very unlikely to be piston units...

The Aldi air compressor has a piston, connecting rod, crankcase and a crank.

So does that mean it will be fussy about what oil you put into it?
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Re: Air Compressor Oil
« Reply #16 on: 10 March 2007, 19:50:10 »
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I use a 3in1 oil as its thin.....the Aldi air compressors wont be to fussy abouy oil as they are only rubber diaphram affairs and are very unlikely to be piston units...

The Aldi air compressor has a piston, connecting rod, crankcase and a crank.

So does that mean it will be fussy about what oil you put into it?
You taken it apart already  :o
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« Reply #17 on: 10 March 2007, 20:10:49 »
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I use a 3in1 oil as its thin.....the Aldi air compressors wont be to fussy abouy oil as they are only rubber diaphram affairs and are very unlikely to be piston units...

The Aldi air compressor has a piston, connecting rod, crankcase and a crank.

So does that mean it will be fussy about what oil you put into it?
You taken it apart already  :o

 ;D ;D ;D ;D

It comes with a parts explosion diagram.
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« Reply #18 on: 10 March 2007, 20:13:03 »
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I use a 3in1 oil as its thin.....the Aldi air compressors wont be to fussy abouy oil as they are only rubber diaphram affairs and are very unlikely to be piston units...

The Aldi air compressor has a piston, connecting rod, crankcase and a crank.

So does that mean it will be fussy about what oil you put into it?
You taken it apart already  :o

 ;D ;D ;D ;D

It comes with a parts explosion diagram.
Ah.

Mind didn't, but looks similar to Aldi one, wouldn't you say?
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« Reply #19 on: 10 March 2007, 20:14:18 »
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I use a 3in1 oil as its thin.....the Aldi air compressors wont be to fussy abouy oil as they are only rubber diaphram affairs and are very unlikely to be piston units...

The Aldi air compressor has a piston, connecting rod, crankcase and a crank.

So does that mean it will be fussy about what oil you put into it?
You taken it apart already  :o

 ;D ;D ;D ;D

It comes with a parts explosion diagram.
Ah.

Mind didn't, but looks similar to Aldi one, wouldn't you say?

Nothing like the quality, though ;D
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Re: Air Compressor Oil
« Reply #20 on: 10 March 2007, 20:15:07 »
Yours was a 'cheap' one wasn't it? ;D
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« Reply #21 on: 10 March 2007, 20:17:33 »
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I use a 3in1 oil as its thin.....the Aldi air compressors wont be to fussy abouy oil as they are only rubber diaphram affairs and are very unlikely to be piston units...

The Aldi air compressor has a piston, connecting rod, crankcase and a crank.

So does that mean it will be fussy about what oil you put into it?
You taken it apart already  :o

 ;D ;D ;D ;D

It comes with a parts explosion diagram.

You mean they give you a diagram off how to put it back together when it explodes!?  :o
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« Reply #22 on: 10 March 2007, 20:20:39 »
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I use a 3in1 oil as its thin.....the Aldi air compressors wont be to fussy abouy oil as they are only rubber diaphram affairs and are very unlikely to be piston units...

The Aldi air compressor has a piston, connecting rod, crankcase and a crank.

So does that mean it will be fussy about what oil you put into it?
You taken it apart already  :o

 ;D ;D ;D ;D

It comes with a parts explosion diagram.

You mean they give you a diagram off how to put it back together when it explodes!?  :o

I wondered when you'd be along, lowering the tone of a very intellectual thread ::)
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Re: Air Compressor Oil
« Reply #23 on: 10 March 2007, 20:41:25 »
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Yours was a 'cheap' one wasn't it? ;D
Yes, cheaper than the Aldi one....
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« Reply #24 on: 10 March 2007, 20:48:30 »
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I use a 3in1 oil as its thin.....the Aldi air compressors wont be to fussy abouy oil as they are only rubber diaphram affairs and are very unlikely to be piston units...

The Aldi air compressor has a piston, connecting rod, crankcase and a crank.

So does that mean it will be fussy about what oil you put into it?
You taken it apart already  :o

 ;D ;D ;D ;D

It comes with a parts explosion diagram.

You mean they give you a diagram off how to put it back together when it explodes!?  :o

I wondered when you'd be along, lowering the tone of a very intellectual thread ::)

I try AA...sometimes very trying  ;D

Mind you ....i bet yours is cleaner than TB's  ::)
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Re: Air Compressor Oil
« Reply #25 on: 16 March 2007, 16:45:12 »
So did we decide it would be OK to bung Vx Semi Synth in it?
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Re: Air Compressor Oil
« Reply #26 on: 16 March 2007, 17:25:03 »
I think we did AA. Mark and Broocie both use it in theirs without probs.
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Re: Air Compressor Oil
« Reply #27 on: 29 June 2013, 08:42:39 »
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Re: Air Compressor Oil
« Reply #28 on: 29 June 2013, 09:19:15 »
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