Yong Heng Compressor Unboxing, Review and Tips

[@WillievanGraan84]

Cool review.. Bought mine today for my Avenge-X. 22pcp

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Thanks Aaron. I have also have a Yong Heng and i fill a 68 cubic inch and a 3 liter carbon bottles to 4500 psi and have been doing it for over a year with no problems either. I did get a 80 GPM pump for 9$ on Amazon and still have the original pump for back up. I use Royal purple Synthetic oil which is without question a major part of the reason this pump hasn't had any issues but with that I also use a powerful compact fan to keep not only the pipes cool but also the cylinder heads. I use a very small cooler, holds about 8 soda cans, filled with ice...a 7lb bag of pure water ice...and a little bit of water, enough to cover the pump.I also got rid of the thermometer that reads in celsius because i don't understand it and replaced it with a twin pack of the exact same ones that reads in fahrenheit for 5 dollars also on Amazon. My compressor, using this system, has never gotten over 97 degrees ferinhight. I also use my compressor on a roll out yoga mat...2$ at a yard sale, made of heavy foam to reduce noise and vibration. My compressor fills these two bottles 3-4 times a week plus a 22 cubic inch bottle on the Gauntlet and several 480cc carbon bottles on the FXs and the LCS SK-19. These compressors are amazing and just because they are made in China, people sometimes think that they are cheaply made and they wouldn't waste their money on them. Brother...they are wrong. I have removed the motor and all metal and at all contact points where a screw would be or metal to metal contact, adhered double sided sticky foam tape to stop any metal vibration and noise that my be made by it. The sound of my compressor after doing this vibration deadening with the foam tape has made a big difference in the overall tone and loudness of this awesome little machine. The grill for the fan motor also did vibrate a bit and was fixed easily wit clear silicone window sealer in a caulking tube. Ice, fan, higher flow water pump, a temperature gauge i can understand in fahrenheit, sound and vibration deadening materials, and most importantly synthetic compressor oil preferably Royal Purple. Simply, cheap, effective, and a whole lot quieter and cooler. I'm going to try your soaking wet socks and see if my temperature gauge reads any difference. It all helps in the end. Thanks for sharing and helping the newbies. Hopefully your viewers will watch and learn how to make their compressors last like us. I didn't buy the molecular sieve that you have in the video but did make a couple for around 50 dollars with the help of Stephens video at Air Velocity Sport on this compressor. All the components where purchased on Amazon and eBay and have lots and lots of the moisture gathering material left over. It is reusable, 1 of them is Molecular sieve beads type 13x and the other is silica gel beads that change color when they need to be change and recharged, plus activated charcoal. Together they remove water, oil smoke and the smell of it. I don't know if you can breath it, not that I would,but the guns i hope appreciate it. Thanks to guy's like you ,Southern Gunner , Stephen at Air Velocity Sport, Hajimoto and so many others for helping the new air gunners enjoy this sport without the sometimes expensive learning curve. Thank you for your knowledge and the time you take to share it. Hopefully something I have done with mine can be added to others as well as the wet socks. I am going to try it and watch the gauge to see if my compressor will get any cooler. Thank you

[@thehaze1972]

I am going to buy a piece of 6x1mm stainless tube and make a new longer outlet pipe with a cooling spiral on it like on the more expensive compressors, it should help keeping the temperature down on longer runs. :-) www.pyramydair.com/images/acc/PY-A-8058_AV-4500-PSI-CompressorHighPressure_1511810076.jpg

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I like the idea of ice in the water and the cooling fan to aid in cooling and I am going to look into that oil. You are filling your bottle to 4,500 psi several time a week. That royal purple must be some good stuff. I have also sit my compressor on cushion but I just used the material that cam in the box and it is doing well. I like that you made a filter. That must have been quite a process. Your comment was filled with useful information. Thanks you for that and best of luck.

[@Kcrunchymunch]

Thanks Aaron, I ordered mine and received it today. Gonna do all the stuff you recommended to keep it functional.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Keep it cool and the oil changed and it will last for years. Thanks.

[@michaelb.42112]

I've had my 'Heng for about a year now with ZERO issues. I change the oil more than needed, thanks to advice from Cyclops Joe, and I use refrigerated distilled water at 37˙ or so. I love it. I can fill 3 air rifles in a row from empty to full with no problem. The best $300 spent.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I got my first one for $195 but when I purchased my second one a few months ago I paid $300. I guess the price went up because of its quality and success. Thanks and best of luck.

[@skylikins]

The thermometer probe is supposed to plug in a hole in the bottom of the high pressure cylinder just opposit of the bottom water Hose

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for that information. I really don't even pay any attention to the thermometer because with the wet clothe on the tubes it simply doe no get anywhere near hot. Thanks for watching.

[@jackagain8346]

He's right. Check at 2:28 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6qwoGiqmrSigsU

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for pointing that out. I am so sorry that I just found your comment. Thanks again and best of luck.

[@Lunesta_XCIII]

Just ordered mine a few days ago. Cant wait to have that same smile on my face when loading up my Air gun in less than 5min :D thank you for this video! ive been rewatching it to make sure i dont ruin my air pump

[@thehaze1972]

There is a hole in the bottom of the second stage cylinder where the probe from the thermometer is supposed to be inserted. Also it says to use iso 46 Anti-wear hydraulic oil but I and most other YH users with me recommend a purpose made ISO 100 synthetic HPA compressor oil that is made for and can withstand the up to 200 degree Celcius (400 Freedomheit) that can be reached in the second stage of compressing without carbonizing causing carbon buildup and in time failure of the second stage piston. I got lucky and found Mobile Rarus 827 rebranded to "Rye Oil Compressor Oil 100 Fully Synthetic" for a fraction of the price. I am putting an hour-meter on it to keep a track on running time for oil-changes and to keep track of when stuff needs to be repaired. Congratulate the nephew on a wise choice. :-)

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for the great information and for watching.

[@matthewvannoy500]

I just got mine today and it works great and it came to me in perfect condition, it's such a privilege to not have to use a hand pump I am very grateful to have it ,thank you so much for your instruction it was a great to have the help

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Be sure to watch the videos on oil/water filters and be sure to fill it with high grade hydraulic oil. Best of luck.

[@matthewvannoy500]

@@aaroncantrell8819 thanks so much

[@huntjunky1]

Have had mine for over 2 years, have filled Great White tank 22 times (45 minutes from 3000 to 4500 psi), got the model with auto shutoff and pressure set, and paid $229. It is as good as the day I bought it and can't believe what people will pay for, purchasing the competition's compressors for personal use.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I agree it is a great compressor. If I ever get another one I am going to get the one like yours with the auto shutoff. Thanks for watching. Sorry I just saw your comment.

[@cableman8343]

Got mine in today 👌🏾

[@phillipmendiola1257]

I'v had my yong heng pcp compressor for 2 year's now , it's a great compressor it's been good to me keeper cool and change your hydrolic oil when needed .

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Got that right. Good advice. Thanks for watching.

[@danimccarron8413]

What type oil would automatic transmission I'll do

[@casperboo5465]

Been looking at air compressor's Aaron, and to be honest didn't give these much of a look at, but after watching this video, and all the helpful tips etc you have given us, im going to give this one my serious attention, thanks mate Cheers

[@aaroncantrell8819]

This is the one we have. Just copy and paste this in your browser: www.ebay.com/itm/YONG-HENG-30MPA-4500PSI-High-Pressure-Air-Compressor-PCP-Airgun-Scuba-Air-Pump/332584570701?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 Thanks.

[@cheapairgunner1966]

At first when I saw the name of the vid and the very recent date it was posted, I thought, oh no, Aaron’s compressor must’ve gave out on him. Glad to see there’s nothing wrong with yours and that your nephew made a smart investment with your help.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks you. Like I said in the video try to keep the compressor cool, change the oil every 25 hours and try not to fill big tanks much over 3,500psi and it should last a very long time. Thanks for continuing to watch.

[@rzage1]

Thanks again Aaron . I never thought of half the things you said . I bought a Nomad 2 from Venturi Air for $699 plus tax and shipping . So far so good as I’ve had it for 6 months but I think I should have bought the Young Heng .

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I can say that the Venturi is a very good product. But I now what you mean. You could have gotten another PCP with the $400 you could have saved. But I'm cheap and always looking to save a buck. Thanks for watching and I am sorry but I just found your comment. Stay safe.

[@bessiebraveheart]

Hi from England, thank you for your sound advice. I have just purchased one of these compressors.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

John I am so sorry but I just saw your comment. I have added you to my map of ever growing number of viewers from the UK. Nearly 40 at present. UK loves its airguns. I hope your compressor is working fine. Stay safe.

[@electrichellion5946]

Mine arrived today. Haven’t opened it yet due to helping friends do errands but I’ll open in a few hours.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Welcome to the Yong Heng club. There is plenty of information on KZbin concerning the setting up and care of it. Best of luck.

[@carlwheeler3403]

Great video, thanks for the tips. My pump gets delivered tomorrow.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Be sure to check out my video on oil/water filters. Best of luck on your compressor.

[@48ford8n]

I got one last week. After first 30 min of use the motor overheated and the thermal switch shut it down. I removed the crankcase cover and found an old piece of black T-shirt wrapped around the crank. Apparently someone left their shop rag in the crankcase. However pump runs great now after I cleaned out all the rag bits.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Old rag in the crankcase. Wow that is quite the story. Not many people are mechanically inclined enough to take the compressor apart. Glad it worked out for you. Thanks for watching. Sorry I just saw your comment.

[@phillipmendiola1257]

That was a Great yong heng review and information .

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks you and thanks for watching

[@takyeung9376]

Thanks Aaron, I had mine for almost two years, my only question is the oil/ water filter are must?

[@thehaze1972]

If you are only filling your gun the cotton filter will suffice if you remember to take it out of the housing and letting it dry until the next filling. If you're filling bottles for more than a few minutes at a time it is neccesary to have some additional form of moisture trap. Hope this helps.

[@SquirrelDarling1]

To save your regulator if you have one in your gun(s), short answer is yes. Dry air is a must, especially if filling tanks. Use the filters that come with it at the very least. You can buy a bag of them on eBay.

[@JasonMcFly]

UW Madison alum here, love your channel. On Wisconsin!!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I love the Badgers almost as much as U of M. On Wisconsin and Go Blue. Thanks for watching.

[@jimmunch5796]

Thank you for a good review that was very enjoyable to watch. This is now on my wish list.

[@hanshjort3966]

Get one where you can set the cut off pressure. 😊

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks you for nice comment and for watching

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@hanshjort3966 Be careful I have heard of a few instances where the shutoff failed. So make sure you monitor it continuously.

[@thehaze1972]

@@aaroncantrell8819 I allways do but it is great to have the auto shutoff feature when filling a gun with a small tank, it fills very fast. :-)

[@bamaadventures9922]

One other thing you can do to cut down on wear and tear as well as condensation. Only run it for about 15 minutes shut it off let it cool down and then run it for another 15 minutes and repeat until you reach the preferred psi.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for the advice and for watching.

[@ninjazzrhythm400]

Make sure you use a synthetic compressor oil, youll make that thing last longer if you put an actual compressor oil rather than car oil.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I am using compressor oil but I will check to see if it is synthetic. Thanks for the tip. Best wishes.

[@rocko553]

Aaron, thank you for your thoughts and help my question is I'm doing the co2 I bought 3- 12oz Tippmann tanks and now that their almost empty I can't find anywhere to fill them back up, I guess I could do the hour or 2 drive to get them refilled,but. So just a little scared of the HPA, as all my guns are co2, crosman 600, 2240, MK 1 and 2, 112, 150, and 157, I use the 12 oz to test the guns as resealing them don't like wasting the 12 gram carts, to find out the TP, is leaking, thanks for your time and experience, also got some springers, and pumps, thanks

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I have heard of people retrofitting co2 with paintball bottles that already have regulators in them. Here is just one that I found. When you watch it you will find more in the side bar. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnSrlmCse9KEga8 Thanks and good luck.

[@Curtisfcoombs]

Hey Aaron, nice package. I'm from Trinidad. Trinidad and Tobago. It's in the Caribbean.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Putting together a world map with the location of everyone who have commented and let me know where they are from outside the US. Hope to do a video on it soon. Thanks.

[@lew-e]

Just purchased one through walmart with the warranty. Figured 30 bucks is worth it to get a replacement/reimbursed when things inevitably break

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I agree. Thanks for watching.

[@lew-e]

@@aaroncantrell8819 I know you've mentioned it in other videos but when filling directly to the gun is a molecular sieve needed? I want to be as safe as possible and just want to cover my bases. I'll get a tank down the line but for now its straight to the gun. Thanks for the awesome videos!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@lew-e I think the filter is more important when filling the gun directly because when you fill the tank the oil and water has a chance to condensate before fill the gun. Best of luck.

[@vinceyreay]

Another great review, thank you Aaron.....I guess we have it lucky over here in the UK with 300 bar 12L dive bottles professionally dry filled @ $8 (£6 UK pounds)

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Yes you do have it good because people here are pay anywhere between $10 and $30 for each fill. Thanks for letting me know where you live. I have added you to my world map I am doing on people who watch and comment on my channel. Best wishes.

[@vinceyreay]

@@aaroncantrell8819 if you need more accuracy, I live in North Wales, UK

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@vinceyreay I have all the accuracy I need. I own very accurate guns: Three P15s, an FX Wildcat and a FX Impact. When I shoot them from a bench rest I can shoot one hole all day. But when shooting in stiff and ever changing winds at various angels and at unknown distances while resting the gun on side walls, fence post. car windows sills, and even freehand; missing a few shots is going to be the norm for every shooter. I'll bet that if you were in the same situation you would miss just as many shots as me. Everyone you see on KZbin hunting and pesting do miss and wing pray but they just don't post it. Thanks for watching. Oh yes my dream is to come to the UK and live on a narrow boat and cruse the country side. Best of luck.

[@vinceyreay]

@@aaroncantrell8819 - I meant more accuracy with my location haha

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@vinceyreay I am so sorry that I misunderstood you comment. I get some many people criticizing my shooting and accuracy that I sometimes let it get to me. Again I a sorry.

[@davidchereneimmel8820]

I use automotive coolent and run in mine 50/50 oat mix instead of straight water keeps it cooler and no corrosion .

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I like the idea of no corrosion. Thanks for that tip. But I would still argue that wet rags on the high pressure tube is a good idea. Best of luck.

[@petervdveenmuis]

Outstanding review! Thank you Sir. Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@rocko553]

Aaron when my 77 Camaro was running I would put this in the rad,

[@aaroncantrell8819]

My dream muscle car is a 1969 Camaro SS & RS Pack L88 427ci V8 - 4 Speed. I would love to put that in the read too. Thanks for watching. Get that car running it could be worth a fortune.

[@rocko553]

A BIG THANK YOU , it is a RS FROM WHAT THE SLIP SAYS you take care man thanks again

[@ItAintMeBabe99]

Excellent video. Do you know if AW32 oil can be used instead of AW46 ?

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I have no idea. I just used premium hydraulic oil as it recommended in the manual. This has worked well as my compressor is almost 3 years old. Thanks for watching and best wishes.

[@Donny_Juanny]

Could you fill the Air Venturi Avenger rifle to 4350psi? It only has a 180cc tube, so would this work the yong heng too hard? Your channel and videos are GREAT!!!!!

[@Munky332]

Curious what it would take to add some heatsink fins to those high pressure lines. Does the scuba shop question you about filling the air tanks, without having the diving certifications? I've heard several of the shops around here wont fill tanks w/o the cert (which is dumb, I don't want anything to do with scuba diving, i'm afraid of depth lol)

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I prefer wed rags it keep them cooler than anything else you can do. I am not using the tank for diving so it is no concern of a scuba shop. One of my tanks is past the 15 year user limit so the scuba shop will not fill it anyway. My other two are within the 15 restriction but I refuse to pay $10 to $15 a fill. So the Yong Heng is the only thing that works for me. Thanks for watching.

[@SquirrelDarling1]

I have two China compressors; Youg Heng and Tuxing. Both are good but leaning more towards the Yong Heng, it’s a very good compressor for not much money.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I am going to look into that Tuxing compressor. Thanks for the information and for watching.

[@FirstStateAirgun]

Hope to get a PCP Airgun . Been looking and researching.. definitely will be starting with a budget PCP.

[@btbrick7908]

First State Airgun Reviews AMAZON has Gamo Urban for $289. Sign up for their charge card and get $100. Off.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

You may be able to get a Gamo Urban on Amazon for under $200 over the holidays. Just keep checking. Also the Gauntlet is an excellent choice for the $300 range. If you have a bit more money to spend look at the Flashpup, Puncher Breaker, and P15. Do your research on KZbin. Thanks for watching.

[@FirstStateAirgun]

@@btbrick7908 i am flat broke . wife would kill me right now. But definitely thanks for the heads up.

[@heithwatkins]

Thanks brother. Excellent information. God bless you.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Great compressor and I have heard from people who have had one for over three years with no problem. Thanks you for watching.

[@craiguderwood2388]

Just ordered mine today, I'm new to pcp , and you just answered Alot of questions ! I'm more interested in cooling solutions, I here these run HOT ?

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I discussed how to keep it cool in other Yong Heng video. I have tried everything but wet rags wrapped around the high pressure tubs is the best. Check my other video on the compressor and be sure to watch the one on water/oil filters. Also you are going to need to get some hydraulic oil to fill it when it arrives. Best of luck.

[@ericteipen]

You can fill those 9L tanks up with it but you just have to use some common sense. I fill mine but I do it in several sessions. Just keep an eye on the temp gauge and shut it down at 65 deg Celsius and let it cool off. You just can't be stupid about it. Now I realize that's hard for a lot of people "Bless their sweet hearts" LOL

[@stanleypierce706]

Mr Aaron, keep doing what you're doing, you help the little guy. Do you know anything about the 12V portable compressors?

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I hear is it good but I question how powerful it can be at only 12v. I would recommend a good used carbon tank and an Yong Heng. But if you are seriously interested watch all the video you can before getting one. Thanks and best of luck. Sorry I just saw your comment.

[@rpouncy]

Hello Aaron, I wanted to ask if you have ever removed the fill probe connection at the black housed filter section? I just purchased Yong Heng Compressor, and noticed a fair amount of corrosion at the male connection side, opposite the quick connect end. To be clear, it's the side that air would enter the filter housing first! I removed what I thought to be a white corrosive substance, but I am hoping that it was not a glue? Can you comment. Thank you

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I looked at mu compressor and I know that they use sealant on the fitting. I would just clean it and tighten it and under some pressor I would spray some soapy water on it and if not bubbles appear you should be good to go. And if there are some bubbles just use some plumbers tape. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

[@rpouncy]

@@aaroncantrell8819 Thank you sir!!!

[@dougdunlap5889]

How much is the molecular sieve set up

[@HomerJSImp0n]

Have you bought replacement hoses or connection fittings ? I need new fittings to connect to the nose to fill up some of my paintball tanks.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

No I have not had to purchase any new fitting. But I have found everything I ever needed on eBay or Amazon. Thanks for watching.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Also try Aliexpress.

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Aaron I hope you are aware the temperature probe doesn’t go inside the motor case. It plugs into the back side of the cylinder. That’s what is important bud, not the temp of the motor. Just wanted to make sure you know. Thanks bud. God bless.

[@williambeckwell6419]

thanks aaron on another good vid. i bought one and set it up like you did on your first vid .all is well i wish i had done it sooner! Bill.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Glad everything is work out with the Yong Heng. I love mine and would recommend it every time. Thanks for watching.

[@ZimbabweAirguning.]

So In Zimbabwe the country I live in the humidity here is 54% outside is that fine for me to use the compressor in or should I get lower than that

[@aaroncantrell8819]

It would be OK to use there. You would just have to use a water/oil filter like the one in my video called: Best Low Cost Water/Oil Filter for Yong Heng Compressors. Best of luck.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I just checked out your video. Did you put your homemade scope cam on the Gamo or another gun. Look forward to seeing more of your video.

[@stevenosgood3890]

The thermometer prob goes on side of cylinder a little hole for the wire end.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks.

[@t-macpie1410]

very good vids, a lot of good info without too much technical. question. water cooling. will it help if replace plain-water with coolant line computer-modding coolant and add like small radiator with fan before return to water bucket. hmm when the pump make a lot of noise, the wife also make alot of noise. lol

[@aaroncantrell8819]

The pump is noisey and I have tested many idea the two that work best together is to put ice in the water and to put wet rags on the high pressure tubes. That keep the compressor cool even when filling my tank to 2,700 psi. Sorry I responded to this comment months ago but I guess it did not take. Thanks for watching.

[@t-macpie1410]

@@aaroncantrell8819 thanks for the rep. always reading :) looing forward to get the pump. but Hatsan Flashpup shipping to THailand so late guess due to covid.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@t-macpie1410 Everything is moving slow because of it. Best of luck with you Flashpup.

[@Steve-yl6wv]

They've doubled in price since the dive shops closed. I had to buy a stirrup pump. Still while the gym is closed....

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Wow they have doubled in price. My nephew purchased on a few months ago for $229.99. I looked one up a few weeks ago and found one for $259.99. If I find one for that again I am going to purchase it as a backup. Thanks for the information.

[@robertweisman6378]

How is your Yong Hong pump holding up? Must be 5 years old by now. Thanks!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

My original one is still working fine but a little slow in filling. So I have moved on to my backup plus my nephew sold me his. So I now have three. But I love them all. Thanks for watching.

[@deanmorriss7184]

Hi Aaron how do you change the oil in theYong Hong.cheers Dean

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I was changing my oil after 25 hours of use. But If you wrap the tubes with a wet cloth to keep the heat down you can go much longer because the oil will not overheat. Thanks for watching.

[@ericlopez2971]

Thank you! Great video!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thank you for watching.

[@dl2343]

I keep seeing videos showing people using the molecular seive filters, and they mount them upright as they should, but then right below them they keep their OEM black Yong Heng cotton filter. Now, correct me if I am wrong, but alllll that moisture condensing inside the bottom of the big gold colored moisture filter right above it is going to have to be blown through that cotton filter. I don't think the cotton filter should be below the gold filter, but on top of it. That way it will still catch particles and let that nice gold colored filter condense the liquid water, and then still bleed the moisture periodically like you show in this video, at the output manifold of the yong heng. Then you aren't saturating your cotton filter(s). Also, inside the gold filter, the molecular seive dessicant inside needs to sit up towards the top and leave a condensation area in the bottom ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2W7eWyIfLdjmrM should start at 02:11) for liquid water. Then none of your dessicant or cotton sit in (or have to pass) any liquid water. Especially with that dessicant producing acid.. you definitely don't want liquid water carrying dessicant acid back through your fill whip, fittings etc. Please consider what I hope to have explained well. Just my own 2 cents. Thank you for your videos and your kindness.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

It think the cotton filter should be on the bottom not the top because it acts as a pre filter especially for keeping oil out of the main filter. Anyway most of the water will blow right past the small filter when the pressure is released and the rest has a chance of evaporation when the hoses are disconnected after use. I worry more about the harmful oil vapor than the water any way. So I place am much cotton near the bottom and fill the entire top with dessicant to trap the water last after all the oil has been eliminated. I guess everyone has there way of doing it. Your idea works for you and my idea is working great for me. Thanks for watching and for you thoughtful comment. Best of luck.

[@matthewvannoy500]

Thanks I got one coming to me in a few days thanks for the review it's a big help ,God bless

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Keep it cool and change the oil regularly and it will las for years. Also never fill you tank to over 3,800 psi will also increase its longevity. But you can fill your gun to 4,500 if it can take that much pressure. Thanks for watching.

[@matthewvannoy500]

@@aaroncantrell8819 thanks I will just be filling directly to my guns for now ,thanks for your videos they are great source of valuable information

[@experienceprecision5406]

Thank you for the great review. Because of you im buying one.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I hope you can find one under $260 because I hear that the price has doubled. Thanks for watching.

[@jackagain8346]

I had to pay $330.00

[@headcrackersilentsniper9111]

Once the pipes heat up with the rags on them wouldn't that hold more heat on the pipes? You are restricting the air flow I don't understand the logic there. The pipes are hot transmitting heat to the rags holding the heat transfer to the pipes right? Wouldn't it be best to let the pipes receive air flow? A secondary fan would be much better IMO.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

All cars are water cooled for a reason. So I think you are kidding me but let me answer anyway. The pips on he compressor can heat up to over 200 degrees with the best air flow. However with wet rags on them the water will turn to steam at 100 degrees and keep the pips much cooler. However try this. Using the fan method and the wet rags Measure the temperature of the water in the bucket before filling your tanks to 3,000 psi and measure it again afterwards. The water will be much cooler with the wet rag. Thanks.

[@boxcartwilly]

Cheers Aaron great video 😎👍💖

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks.

[@hpqz]

I have just had a quick look online for sellers and note there are about five models that all look similar. The text was in Chinese characters so I'm not clear on which is which. Does anyone know the specific model this is or the one most commonly used by PCP owners ? I guess the PSI and BAR rating should be enough to order one ? P.S. Spotted what looks like a model number on the manual cover when Aaron flashed it. YH - QBO1 ???

[@aaroncantrell8819]

It seems to be only one compressor that has been rebranded under several different names. So I does not matter which one you get. But some of them may have been manufactured earlier then others. The one in this video is one of the newer ones. Here is the information I have. Just paste this in the search on your browser: www.ebay.com/itm/YONG-HENG-30MPA-4500PSI-High-Pressure-Air-Compressor-PCP-Airgun-Scuba-Air-Pump/332584570701?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649. Thanks for watching.

[@CRISROC21]

what website did you buy it from ? thanks for such a great video

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I got it on Ebay. Just copy and past this in your browser: www.ebay.com/itm/YONG-HENG-30MPA-4500PSI-High-Pressure-Air-Compressor-PCP-Airgun-Scuba-Air-Pump/332584570701?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 Thanks for watching.

[@dogepod7133]

Does anyone know what will happen if the water hoses stay on the hot lines, do they melt??

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I have had my hose on it but it did not melt. But I had wet rags keeping the high presser line cool. Sorry I just found your comment. Best of luck.

[@HomerJSImp0n]

What type of oil do you use in your compressor?

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I use hydraulic oil in my compressor for over 2 years and have not had any problems. However, there are videos where some people use a different oil. Thanks for watching.

[@mikegoebel6228]

Excellent review. Thanks

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks!

[@stkgaming5972]

im not first and not second but im the best and this channel is awesome thanks for the review and for your hard work aaron 🤗🤗

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thank you for you support 100k. Best wishes.

[@grandall1711]

Great video. Very informative.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thank "G". I have always wanted to say that. Sorry I just found your comment. Stay safe.

[@krustyoldsmoker7997]

Good morning sir I'm one of your other videos I explained I have a Hatsan flashpup 22 have to fill it somehow and I'm like you well pump is coming Wednesday best way to go just treat the pump like a good woman and you should be fine thanks for the advice at first I thought I made a mistake buying the compressor you made me feel a lot better thanks bro I should still have my rifle shooting by my birthday 21st I'll be 70 I said hey you can't take it with you have some fun I love shooting and playing with guns I have since I was a young kid handloading benchrest shooting hunting Fishing that's another story he he he you have a fantastic day sir thank you so much for the advice sure makes sense to me talk to you on the next video have a great shooting day bang bang bang he he he

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Sorry I just found your comment. I like your idea of treating the compressor like a woman. I cam safely say that lots of people have purchase the compressor and I have only had one or two complaints and they were not serious. So feel good about your purchase. I almost purchased the Flashpup but had too many guns. I am sorry I did not get back to you before your birthday. I am 70 also and we both will be 71 soon. Thanks your for watching and best of luck.

[@krustyoldsmoker7997]

@@aaroncantrell8819 thank you very much for the since this I've toured the complete gun down several times so boring it out now and putting a regulator in it there will be a beast not a puppy now hehehe Merry Christmas

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@krustyoldsmoker7997 A beast indeed. Happy Holidays.

[@toboldygo5823]

Thank you for your advice it’s very logical and a big help👍🏻✨🇺🇸

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks you for watching.

[@G56AG]

Good information

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thank you for watching. Stay safe.

[@svilenp]

Thanks Aaron.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for continuing to follow my channel Svilen. Let me know where you are located so that I can add you to my World map I am doing. Thanks for watching.

[@svilenp]

@@aaroncantrell8819 Gabrovo, Bulgaria

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@svilenp Thanks I have added you to my world map.

[@MrJohnmichael63]

Love it

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for watching.

[@williambourbeau4374]

Good video!

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks and thank you for watching. Best of luck.

[@garystratton4125]

3 years december 2019 ... so far so good.. change oil regularly and keep it cool and dont stress it.. always start it without a load... start it and then close air valves... great value..

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Lots of people have beat me up for promotion low cost stuff like the Gamo Urban, P15, Gauntlet, etc. as well as the Yong Heng compressor but none of these item have let me down nor have I heard for people who did not have a good experience with them. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

[@Bujang_haram]

Can you tell me about oil compressor needed for this sir.. cause in my country so difficult to find vg46 oil..

[@laufer6680]

Walmart.com sells them now with 3 yr warranty

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thank you for that information. I will pass it on. Best wishes.

[@HermanBarardJr]

This is your second pump Aaron?

[@HermanBarardJr]

Sorry didn't realize this pump was for someone else.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

No I still have my first one and it is about two years old. My nephew purchased this one on my recommendation. Thank for watching.

[@jackagain8346]

I'm getting mine delivered in 3 days. I large filter is on back order from China and I have to wait another month or more to get that. Glad I ordered the compressor when I did. That temperature probe goes into the back of the 2nd stage compressor (2:27 here) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6qwoGiqmrSigsU

[@aaroncantrell8819]

I know you will love it. I am so happy that this compressor became available because before it did the cheapest one I could find was about $1,000. Now I see that many are dropping their prices to compete with the Yong Heng. I recommend keeping down the temperature by using rags and not filling a tank over 3,800 psi. Thanks for the link. Best of luck.

[@experienceprecision5406]

Walmart offers a 1,3 and 4 year warranty on these bad boys.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Most of the people I know and event those who have commented have had them for years without a problem. But if you are going to be filling your tank to 4,500 psi each time I do think you may want to look into a warranty. Thanks for watching.

[@chrisungureanu6184]

Walmart sells them now at a very good price

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Do they also sell PCPs. Thank you for watching.

[@chrisungureanu6184]

@@aaroncantrell8819 yes they do online at least www.walmart.com/search/?query=pcpairguns

[@aaroncantrell8819]

@@chrisungureanu6184 When other people contact me about getting one I will share your link. Thanks.

[@chrisungureanu6184]

@@aaroncantrell8819 I bought mine with 4 years warranty so that way I don’t have to worry about fixing it..www.walmart.com/ip/High-Pressure-Electric-Air-Compressor-Pump-50-L-min-110V-30MPa/306365500

[@grandtrunk49]

Is it just me or are these things just a bit more cumbersome than the low price point? Seems like too much stuff to go wrong & maintain. Why not save the headache and buy a high end compressor and be done worth it? Just sayin' I have one of these and it lasted less than a year.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

You really don't know do you. And you have done nothing to try to know. But that is ok. When it its time for you to get one go ahead and purchase an Omega for $2,000 and be happy. Thanks for watching.

[@rumtata]

170eu in germany

[@aaroncantrell8819]

How much is that in American currency? I take it you are from Germany. If so you are my second viewer from there. So I have added you to my world map as a viewer from there. Thanks you for watching. Best wishes.

[@aliverrett6904]

2nd yeah

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Me to. Very good. Thanks for watching.

[@rocko553]

RED LINE WATER WETTER

[@aaroncantrell8819]

Thanks for watching. Stay safe.

[@paulcheng5752]

I am the 1st, yeah.

[@aaroncantrell8819]

it is always nice to be #1. Thanks for continuing to watch. Are you in the US?

[@dafu788]

china made

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Mostly every thing is any more but the nice thing about this little compressor is that because it has a cheap price most think it is made cheaply...sorry to tell them they would be wrong. Mine has gotten pounded on for over a year running 9 guns and filling two carbon fiber air tanks to 4500 psi multiple times a week and often several times a day for myself my sons and their children. Between all of us we shoot on average 2-3000 rounds a week. None of the guns are sub 12 FPE guns and are all FAC full power PCPs that like to breath heavily. This compressor isn't a higher end model of this brand either. It is a basic Young Heng. Go up and read my comment to Aaron to see why it has lasted so long with all this heavy usage

[@aaroncantrell8819]

China made just like just about everything these days. But it has worked great for me for two years. Thanks.