My new Hatsan Invader and New Tuxing portable Tuxing compressor

[@klausknudsen106]

The fuse is the first thing i noticed, that i really like about that design, so easy to get to. :)

[@domin8rdominant763]

Yes it is a very easy assessable fuse but,,,,,,,, The BIG NEGATIVE is that this little compressor gets too hot for the piston and cylinder sleeve. After 50 some fills I replaced my first one then after only 40 fills it happened again. Ow there is a warranty on it but dealing with that company was a pain in that A§§! Took my almost a whole month to get part and when it happened again the company wanted me to pay for shipping? It would of been the same as me purchasing it without a warranty! If I may suggest save up a couple more dollars and look into this product. Umarex ReadyAIR HPA Portable Air Compressor Pump for PCP Air Rifles and Airguns You can also find it on Amazon Thank you for watching my channel Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@williamlazu7024]

Thanks again for the heads up, I just ordered the 9mm Hatsan quick filling probe/adapter

[@williamlazu3294]

Thank You, I just bought a refurbished Hatsan Invader and needed to know how to fill it. I also just happen to have the Tuxing compressor. WOW Big Mahalo to You and a Hauoli Maka HIki Hou

[@domin8rdominant763]

Congratulations on getting your Invader,,,,, What caliber did you get? Now for filling the Hatson you need a PCP Quick Filling Charging Probe Adapter 9mm OD Air Tool Fittings for Filling Hole that is located under the front of the barrel. You will see a cap that is loose so you can twist it around to see where the two holes Opposite from each other and that’s where the fitting goes in. Make sure you don’t over fill it. Let’s get our Plinking on! And an awesome feliz año nuevo to you friend

[@domin8rdominant763]

Hello Fellow Plinker Just wondering how you been doing with that Invader?

[@Kinski79]

Hi, I just filled my brand new Hatsan Invader with Air but when i tried to fire it at the range it just went "click" and did not fire safety is off and the gun is filled with 200 bars . Any ideas ?

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@Kinski79 I get a similar result with my Invader here and there and what i believe it is ,, is that your side lever action didn’t engage properly. First try taking out the magazine and slightly push that side bolt forward gently without magazine in. Reason for taking out mag is so you don’t shoot two pellets out at once. If this works try the mag again and give it a little help pushing forward. Other than this I’m sorry I wouldn’t know any other reason for the invader to be functioning badly? Good luck and thank You for the question. Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@dont4143]

Am looking for a compressor around my $400 budget. Am living on my SS check so I have to budget.

[@domin8rdominant763]

First of all thank you for looking at my video Second of all avoid all compressors that are on Amazon and especially this Tuxing! If you are just getting into PCP Airguning and you are on a budget , I understand that, but compressors are the biggest part of your PCP life I would like to suggest you save up a little bit more and look up this compressor is a portable somewhat still affordable but one of the better ones on the market. Umarex ReadyAir Portable Compressor A friend of mine recommended me that one when I first started but I try to save money ,I ended up paying more on the long run😩 Also if you’re a little bit ANSI look into a portable air tank bottles , but as long as you have a scuba shop close by🤠

[@tasmedic]

According to the manual that came with my compressor, you have the air hose fitted the wrong way around. The blue cylinder should be at the rifle end, not the compressor end. I reckon these compressors are good value for money. They will work off 12v as well as mains, need no water supply to cool them, and are easy to set up and use. I'm quite happy with mine.

[@domin8rdominant763]

Thank you for watching my channel first and second I really think it’s a preference of the owners to place the filter at either end? When air goes through the hose to the filter you build up water in the hose as time of usage goes on. Now if you have the filter At the beginning of hose from compressor you catch more water before it goes into your hose line. Now that’s my theory and that why I keep mine at the beginning of the hose from compressor. Third,, I no longer use this compressor because it broke down a second time , around 40 fills this time ,after I replaced the warped piston head and sleeve. Yes the compressor gets way to hot for itself and parts get heated up really hot inside that box . Thank you once again for watching Keep your plinks on target 🤠

[@Harolddespui]

​@@domin8rdominant763The water in the line at the compressor end is still steam, harder to catch for the filter. At the guns end the steam has turned into bigger droplets (because the air cooling down when traveling through the hose), which are easier to catch by the filter material.

[@glasserallen]

It's been about a year how is it holding up????? Everyone recommends the yeng heng model but I don't want to mess with water from a bucket and having to rebuild it every so often.

[@domin8rdominant763]

Gave up on the Tuxing compressor. I replaced the cylinder head once and four months later it happened again. I think the cylinder head and sleeve got warped in the compressor. It gets so hot inside I can feel and see why this compressor doesn’t last long. If I can give any information to you or suggestions I would hold off and save just a little more and get the Umarex ReadyAir Portable Compressor,,, It’s about 300 more but it’s an awesome little compressor. I saved up allot to get me a wayyyyy better compressor since I’m going in deep into the pond of PCP air guns Venturi 4500 the BIG ONE,, And man it is something you need to figure out on? Just how far are you gonna take this hobby? I know the PCP world is expensive but you want a good compressed and clean dry air in your PCPs. Good luck and Happy Plinking Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@glasserallen]

Hey man I really appreciate you taking the time and effort to reply it's Sunday here and I've been going back and forth between the shoe box unit the tuxine which I can get parts for but I don't want to be rebuilding every couple months because the head and piston at Central gets too hot so I appreciate the heads up on that and I've been looking at the Yong heng water through the cylinder head version, but unfortunately it's not 12 volt and I can't take it out in the field so I'd have to invest in a air tank to fix that problem, so that's kind of a pain even though I can get parts for it and it looks relatively easy to rebuild,👍👍

[@domin8rdominant763]

I’m glade to help and wishing you good luck on your choices

[@robgee7788]

It seems to me the system line bleed flow should be at the other end of the system beyond the filters. You don't want the oil and water moving back into the pump. I bleed the pressure from the probe end so all that stays in the filter.

[@domin8rdominant763]

Yes, I have learned along the way to put filter on the end of the hose not at the beginning also discovered I had the blue filter on backwards 😩 I no longer use this compressor but I did learn from it , I now own a Venturi 4500 compressor and now saving up for a bigger filter 😀 Thank you for watching and Keep you’re plinking on target 🤠

[@garyacres8437]

I have followed these steps completely! It all comes on but never builds pressure in the compressor or the weapon. My weapon is a Marauder .25

[@domin8rdominant763]

First thank you for watching my video, One question for you ? Is the pressure release valve completely shut? That’s the only other option I can think of? I no longer have this portable compressor, it gave to much problems for what I wanted ,may I suggest saving up for this compressor it’s a little bit more but so worth it! (Umarex ReadyAIR HPA Portable Air Compressor Pump for PCP Air Rifles and Airguns) You can find it on Amazon,it’s a bit more but no more headaches when you want to fill up your air rifle. Good luck and sorry I can’t give you better advice. Keep you’re plinking on target 🤠

[@johnnybbgunner2136]

I would leave the hose on and keep dust and debris out or cap it. Great video.

[@josemonge1339]

Good video. I have a generic (no brand) compressor pretty much like yours. I do all the things in the video, but it is vey slow to fill up the gun. in fact, I think that it barely gets some air in. Also the air is vey wet at the charging end even with the filter new. Any ideas? How long does it take you to charge? Thanks

[@domin8rdominant763]

I would like to first thank you for watching my channel and this little video I put up of the Tuxing compressor. Now letting you know that when I first got the compressor in this video it was working great but after the 45th usage it Wasn’t pushing out pressure? Now from the time it started pushing no pressure I contacted my warranty department doing emails back-and-forth for a month figuring out what was going on with my compressor. I wasn’t feeling too comfortable with the company anymore. What the issue was this little compressor component it gets super super hot. And when it’s getting hot it’s not getting ventilated very well Inside so now the cylinder piston sleeve, warps and it’s not letting me get pressure build up. Now that I’ve repaired it after 50 uses it did the same thing again contacted the warranty department and he wanted me to pay for shipping and handling but I can buy the part on Amazon for cheaper. So another words I no longer use this compressor. I purchased a very very expensive compressor, which I’m very happy with took a big budget out of my pocket, but so worth it. Don’t know what the brand you got but good luck and if you’re looking for a different compressor that’s a little bit pocket friendly look up this compressor on Amazon. I did notice how my Tuxing compressor drop in price but this one I’m sharing with you is so much more reliable. Umarex ReadyAIR HPA Portable Air Compressor Pump for PCP Air Rifles and Airguns Good luck And thank you for watching my channel once again Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@lamardaniels6625]

Is there anything extra I will need to buy once I have this compressor and with my Hatsan invader?

[@domin8rdominant763]

Yes there is some extra items you need First,, Doesn’t matter what compressor you have you’ll need to upgrade the water oil filter for sure not right away but replace it with a bigger one. Second ,,, couple more Invader Mags. You want at least 5 of them Third ,,,,lots and and lots of LEAD! Lol It’s so much fun you’re gonna be shooting it none stop for a few days! Lol Thanks for the comments Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@lamardaniels6625]

What's the compressor you recommend from Amazon? Als9, how much FPE tgis rifle putting g out in .22cal?

[@Bemx2k]

Does is still operating properly after 3 years ?

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@Bemx2k sadly my Tuxing compressor took a 💩after I rebuilt it I only got 40 more uses and the cylinder head warped again. This little compressor gets way too hot for its cylinder sleeve. I was just save up a few more dollars and purchase this one on Amazon. Umarex ReadyAIR HPA Portable Air Compressor Pump for PCP Air Rifles and Airguns This Umarex is more reliable and has a cooling unit. Were you add water so it’s a longer life. Thank you for watching my channel and leaving a comment Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@periklhsperiklhs7880]

Is there a problem with your air compressor? all the years you have him

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@periklhsperiklhs7880 yes this little Tuxing compressor does not hold up to the pressure of using it. The piston that produces the pressure inside the tuxing box has a sleeve just like a regular car cylinder, that sleeve warps because there isn’t enough ventilation or cooling in this little compressor. So sadly, I no longer use this compressor. I use a Ventura compressor now. Thank you for watching my channel and Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@periklhsperiklhs7880]

Who you believe is good compressor fan cooled or water cooled I had one tuxing 031 an if I left for long time the gasket was failing and I thought for buy one vevor fun cooled I want one good opinion thanks.

[@InletKayaker]

You set it at 3000,and it only put 2000 in the gun?

[@domin8rdominant763]

I Know it’s strange isn’t it? Took all 3000 psi it said on compressor but air gauge says 200 ? Lol Manual does say fill up to 3000 psi but I’m guessing there’s a difference between the words ( Bar & PSI) Thank you for watching my channel and FYI ,,I no longer use this compressor. My advice if you’re looking into purchasing a portable compressor look this on up instead,, it’s a few more$$ but so much better product. Umarex ReadyAIR HPA Portable Air Compressor Pump for PCP Air Rifles Keep your plinking on target🤠

[@sweetleaf7751]

if the machine has a built in oil/water separator. Do we still need to use another one outside of compressor? , like the tuxing for example

[@domin8rdominant763]

That’s a truly good question? For me as I was first looking into a compressor I noticed a few not a lot using and extra moisture separate piece and there’s some with a lot longer ones? So as for me , better safe then sorry. I would suggest using it only because we don’t want any kind of moisture going into our PCP rifles or guns.

[@sweetleaf7751]

@@domin8rdominant763 yes that is true better safe then sorry :) well it sure beats worrying about gallons of water in your guns lol

[@sweetleaf7751]

So this compressor compared to the old compressors where You need o use several gallons of water . Would You say there is a much less rick of getting water in your gun with this Compressor as i am really considering this over the old TUXING TSES031 Compressors . I really want to get a Compressor and the one You have there looks like the Hatsan Compressor. So would you recommend the Compressor you have for me as i always used the one the relied on water Thank You

[@domin8rdominant763]

This was my first PCP compressor. I’ve always wondered what the differences would be? And I have a piggy bank growing so I can purchase a bigger more reliable band name compressor. As an example the Omega Turbo Charger 4500psi Compressor. I know there’s a lot of expensive compressors out there and the Tuxing portable is an awesome beginner compressor. Happy shopping on that and if this is your first PCP man you’re in for a treat! Thanks for watching

[@sweetleaf7751]

@@domin8rdominant763 You are very lucky then as i had so many Rifles even dragon claw and Hercules get so much water inside i had to check the box and manual to make sure they were not water guns Kenenrs, or ToYsRUs lol

[@sweetleaf7751]

I was kidding i hope You know a little over exaggerating lol yes i know it not really a water Gun

[@madyicstik]

have you tried fillin a 48ci tank with this compressor?

[@lamardaniels6625]

Thinking about buying one, how has it held up?

[@domin8rdominant763]

First I like to say Thank you for watching my channel and second,,,,, I would recommend to stay away from this product,, Tuxing Compressor I say this only because of only using it 50 some uses the cylinder head compressing unit warped from so much heat inside. This little machine does not have proper ventilation to keep components cool down during usage. If I may suggest, save up a little bit extra and look up this compressor on Amazon, so much better and a better warranty than the Tuxing compressor company. When I was using the warranty, I went back-and-forth with emails for a month until I got my part sent to me for free from the company for “ME”to install. After I installed it, I got 40 usage out of this compressor and the cylinder head warped Once more! I contacted the company the company wanted me to pay for shipping and handling this time so and I found the part cheaper then that company and it was on Amazon. My recommendation friend is to save up a little bit more and purchase this little compressor,, so much better and so worth the extra $$ Umarex ReadyAIR HPA Portable Air Compressor Pump for PCP Air Rifles and Airguns Good luck and thanks for leaving a comment Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@nealharmon954]

What size is your fittings that you use to connect your fill probe? I have a Hatsan invader and I am having connection issues. Most compressors in my state including the one I have is 1/4” connections. Yet to shoot.

[@domin8rdominant763]

Just got a replacement today from Amazon and it was Flylock universal 8mm 1/8” not female thread quick disconnect Most of them say for paint ball fittings but it’s the same also make sure you know the difference between male threading and female,, just in case

[@domin8rdominant763]

Just an update on my compressor 😢 it stopped pushing air out! Gone check for the basics that o rings are hopefully easy to get to ? I’ve been using it almost every day at least two to three times of refills and today it was on for a good while and got nothing? Just an update oh had it since Christmas

[@Bosmanoff]

Hi! Bought it and try to use despite all that failure things. Will see. Thanks for the video. Could name the exact model and parameters of that black adapter on the thick end of the tube (1.08 of the video)?

[@domin8rdominant763]

Thank you for watching the video,, For you’re question I’m a little confused but gonna try to give you what I think you’re asking for? The air fitting for my Hatson Invader? If that’s what your looking at you can find it on Amazon worded like this Air Venturi Replacement Probe, Fits Select Kral Arms, Evanix, & Hatsan Guns The stem size of that insert that goes into hole is 9 mm? Well that’s what I heard? Good luck and I hope I helped? Thanks for watching again.

[@carnivalassorted2486]

Can use motorcyle battery to make it work sir??

[@domin8rdominant763]

I’m guessing no. It’s a 12 volt operating compressor and I believe,,,, correct me if I’m wrong,,,,, Most motorcycles are 6 volt?

[@carnivalassorted2486]

@@domin8rdominant763 thank you sir how about on a solar battery?

[@domin8rdominant763]

Ugh🤔 that’s beyond my experience,, Sorry,,, But Thank you very much for watching video

[@Ameirs]

My compressor without filter is that okay ?

[@domin8rdominant763]

First,Thank you for watching my channel and leaving a comment. Now as for you not having a filter? Very bad!! You don’t want any moisture in your airgun. So yes as soon as you can get a filter and if you can get a bigger one then the one you see me using. Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@-djg-3955]

Can I use that to fill the aluminum tank that attaches to air rifle??? Help

[@domin8rdominant763]

If the tank doesn’t have to be filled pass 200 bars I would say yes But be careful with this compressor,,,,, I had to replace a part once and it happened again but this time Tuxing company wanted me to pay for shipping from Japan because it would of been twice they sent me the same part when it broke down the second time. Carful on the over heating I think is an issue for compressor cylinder Good luck and thank you for watching

[@ElTiradorSelectoACE250173]

👍💯💯

[@domin8rdominant763]

Thank you for watching my video Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@henryjones1998]

Hello Dom. I read you have moved on to a Air Venturi 4500. I have just bought a clone of the Tuxing sold under Vevor, it's practically identical but it does not have a oil (silicone) hole to service the piston with. So by rights my Vevor should last even shorter than your Tux did. I will only charge to 200Bar, have bleed undone before turning on , and run fan for ages afterward. Your point about over-heating is central to understanding that these machines are best run for the shortest time practical. The comments here are gold-dust and show clearly that unless punters fully comprehend the fragile limitations of these cheaply made but over-hyped compressors , disappointment is definitely guaranteed, though the units in practice aren't. Peace.

[@domin8rdominant763]

First ,Thank you for watching And second,Glade to hear this from a fellow air gunner! I was first acknowledge of the Tuxing by ads they made ,it sounded so awesome but clearly awesome always isn’t the best alternative in getting something of a good product? Make since? Thank you also for your comment Always keep your plinking on target

[@llamudos9809]

Will this fill a 4500psi 1.1litre tank? (68ci)

[@domin8rdominant763]

To be honest I can’t say? I no longer use this compressor after I fix the cylinder head, I Only use it to fill up my Hatsan invader 45 more times and cylinder head warped once more. My Invader didn’t fill up that heavy pressure you’re looking for. My friendly advice fellow plinker,, Save up a bit more and look into this company’s portable compressor instead Umarex ReadyAIR HPA Portable Air Compressor Pump for PCP Air Rifles and Airguns It’s a bit more but I’m pretty sure it will fill a 4500 air tank and last longer then this Tuxing compressor. Thank you for watching and Keep you’re plinking on target 🤠

[@NoobGames3]

hello, do you have the link where you bought the compressor?

[@domin8rdominant763]

Bought it on Amazon. Look up Tuxing Compressor. When the page comes up you should see at the bottom Amazon has other suggestions for you and one of them will be the auto shut off. I don’t know why But when I punch in Tuxing compressor with auto shut off it doesn’t show up? Good luck and Happy Plinking

[@car6on14]

@@domin8rdominant763 how is the compressor holding up, read mixed reviews on some?

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@car6on14 I’ve been very happy with my compressor it just passed 45 uses and I now change the filter inside every 15 uses and still drain the bottom one every 5. I discovered that the filters absorb allot of water by that time.

[@drekceldude]

Whats you initial pros and cons for the Tuxing compressor ?,whats the lubrication,seen some that only need small amount of silicon lube to function

[@domin8rdominant763]

Pros is that the Tuxing is portable and can be used with your car’s battery also the automatic shut off is awesome . Cons? First you have to unscrew the cover off the compressor then from the inside your change the filter after every 40 uses. Second changing all the O rings only after 70 uses. Third dealing with Tuxing company through Email wasn’t the easiest way to be happy fixing YOU’RE OWN compressor you bought with a warranty?! Other then that I’m happy😕 And as for the Lubricant used on this I was told by Tuxing it wasn’t needed? Its what they said so going with what Tuxing said No Lubricant into Compressor. Even though I’ve seen similar products that use lubricant?

[@silviu74]

@@domin8rdominant763 hi , I just bought this compressor from Tuxing today and they say: “For the first time before to use compressor put silicon oil in the small hole (positioned left up corner to fan cooling ) !!! Do not use it without oil !!!

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@silviu74 WOW! You see I was thinking this compressor should have some kind of oil? Originally what Tuxing told me When was speaking directly with Tuxing and I asked them about putting oil prior to being used? They told me no it is not necessary? You see how you get double saying when it’s not directly put down on your instructions? Wow ! So was it in your manual when you received it?

[@kurtwong3]

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[@ke6bnl]

@@domin8rdominant763 mine is not charging to more than 2000psi after 1 year. will be pulling it apart soon

[@Chupacabramusic]

Say player how ya been 😂 still at it i see.. You still got your cattlemans?

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@Chupacabramusic no the Cattleman has been officially strapped to the wall of shame ….. Really into my Brocock and AEA a lot. Sadly, I’m down and out with a really bad knee. It was my shoulder the last four months now it’s my knee dang it sucks getting older. lol Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@southmanchestervermincontrol]

So...is it worth buying?

[@domin8rdominant763]

After what I’ve been through with this brand I would say save up a few more dollars and don’t bother with this one but,,,,,, If you are a little bit into tearing apart and putting tools together and you are knowledgeable of just working on tools go for it you’ll most likely only get 45-50 fills with this unit until it breaks down but should be still under warranty and it’s the same part on mostly everyone that’s asked me ,,, The cylinder compression gets to hot and warps. Good luck on your Decision and thank you for watching my channel🤠

[@182511419139208]

You should keep the fan on until it's cool.

[@domin8rdominant763]

Yes I keep it running until temperature gets back below 240* then I shut it down. Thank you for saying that I don’t think I said anything about that in the video? I was to exited when I got the little compressor 🤩 Thank you for watching.

[@silviu74]

hi , I just bought this compressor from Tuxing today and they say: “For the first time before to use compressor put silicon oil in the small hole (positioned left up corner to fan cooling ) !!! Do not use it without oil !!! The small hole have a tube connected to the piston compressor to take oil lubricant to the rings.

[@domin8rdominant763]

WOW! You see I was thinking this compressor should have some kind of oil? Originally what Tuxing told me When was speaking directly with Tuxing and I asked them about putting oil prior to being used? They told me no it is not necessary? You see how you get double saying when it’s not directly put down on your instructions? Wow !

[@tubeRaleigh]

Great instructions!!

[@domin8rdominant763]

Thank you and Thank you for watching

[@jollyrancher400]

You can use it even in the middle of a forest.. just connect it to you car battery..the only downside is you'll find no nearby game animal due to the pumping noise

[@domin8rdominant763]

Got to use it out in the forest once and after that it didn’t work 🤔 That was the last time I see it and replaced it with a Venturi,,,,🤠

[@jollyrancher400]

@@domin8rdominant763 that was sad and hilarious at the same time..lol..sory for the laugh.. after all it's a china product..i also use cheap chinese made pcp compressor.. it's been working flawlessly for a year now..but for a compressor less than 100 bucks i don't expect much

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@jollyrancher400 I totally agree, mine lasted for five months the first time and then four more months that’s when t gave out again. Don’t get me to wrong it was perfect for me to start with to see if I wanted to go further into the PCP world. I did say that once you put your toe into this pond ,get ready to step in deeper! Lol

[@rfgon3727]

can i get 300 bar? is this compressor really good? does it last long?

[@domin8rdominant763]

I’m saying it won’t hit 300 very good,, I only needed 200 and it took a little over 15 min but from my last repair it only worked for 51 fills and broke down a second time ,, My advice? Unless you have an extremely tight budget and really really want something you can afford? It’s ok for starters,,,, but for the 300 bar? Think that would really put a strain on it and break down even quicker.....

[@rfgon3727]

@@domin8rdominant763 it's really complicated, I speak from Brazil, I looked at some 4-stage manual pumps, I believe it is easier to maintain, as the maintenance cost is very low, have you had any experience with 4-stage pumps? where do you live? thanks for answering.

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@rfgon3727 Sunny Southern California

[@miemiey1115]

after 2 years of use the compressor is still good? is it good to buy?

[@domin8rdominant763]

First thank you for looking at my channel Second and most important,,,,,,,,avoid this compressor at all cost... It’s good for 50 uses at most and the cylinder head warps each time. I changed mine twice then I realized I need something more dependable. My advice for you my friend is save up a little more for a different compressor if you’re looking for something similar may I suggest this one. ( Umarex ReadyAIR HPA Portable Air Compressor Pump for PCP Air Rifles and Airguns ) It’s $300 more but a way better PcP portable compressor . You can find it on Amazon Thank you once again for subscribing and looking over my channel and I hope I answered your question? Keep you’re plinking on target 🤠

[@miemiey1115]

@@domin8rdominant763 thank you sir

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@miemiey1115 we can call each other Friend,,, Sir sounds like you’re talking to a Politician or even better Law-enforcement ? Lol Once again thank you “Friend”and I hope you find the right compressor for your needs. Keep you’re plinking on target 🤠

[@silviu74]

You can use silicon oil for treadmill

[@domin8rdominant763]

Sorry not understanding why treadmill and not compressor? Lol

[@silviu74]

@@domin8rdominant763 treadmill oil it’s 100% silicone oil , that’s the reason to use this oil.

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@silviu74 now I understand! Thank you very much on this! This is what makes this part so great! You saw my videos (Thank you) and you saw a spot where you could return some advice that I wasn’t aware of! Thank once again for this information and also for watching! Good luck and Happy plinking! Wait!? So with PCP air gun do you have?

[@le3045acp]

use only pure silicone oil or grease on those o-rings please

[@domin8rdominant763]

I’m talking to Tuxing now , my compressor isn’t pushing out any air pressure ? I was asked if I’ve done any maintenance yes after 40 uses I change the filter inside now I got 32 more usages total of 72 out of my compressor and now isn’t pushing out any air pressure? I open up the pump and was surprised how filthy that was inside cleaned it up the O-rings and washers was good left it alone put it all back together still no air pressure?So now the company had me change the O-rings all inside the compressor . Still no air pressure coming out very very small amount. Now they say they are going to send me a new pump very strange I work with pneumatic tools I and I do know a few things and that was gonna be my question for you? What is the issue with using Senco pneumatic oil? I know every one has a good reason and just asking so I’m schooled in something new🙂

[@le3045acp]

@@domin8rdominant763 because any petroleum based oil put under these kinds of pressure will ignite and blow up just like a diesel has no spark plugs the diesel is compressed to the point where it ignites and thats what happens with hpa if petroleum based oils are used be careful

[@domin8rdominant763]

I’ve never thought of this so thank you I’ll switch up

[@le3045acp]

@@domin8rdominant763 yes anything but 100% pure silicone oil and grease is a definite no no with anything dealing with pcp high pressure vessels

[@dannygungun1009]

I've heard other things can weaken or eat up o-rings, I use silicone as well. Besides the above comment about hpa combusting things, which is true.

[@velislavnikolov909]

Rotate the blue filter, it shout be opposite direction.

[@domin8rdominant763]

Hummm? Are you saying just the filter or the filter and hose? Only because It’s been brought up to me another time and also been told that filter should be at compressor side,, Reason from compressor side I’ve been informed is because at that point the filter will catch Humidity in water before it goes into hose,,, If hose was connected first then the hose will have a section that will store Humidity and water in that section. But please let me know what you think?

[@velislavnikolov909]

@@domin8rdominant763 Originally from the factory filter body is located after the hose, but doest matter so much. The main point is that filter direction shout be opposite site. The filter body, where ever is located has direcrton and the right direction is opposite to your's. Also you may have problem when de gas the hose and the filter is rotated like your's you may lose the all air in the gun cylinder, because filter cause the air to go out slower than normal and the valve in the gun can't close correctly. This is advice based on my own experience, I had those problem. Good luck!

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@velislavnikolov909 thank you for this information Open up my filter to look at the inside directions and to be honest both ends are the same ? Same size hole, nothing to prevent it from flowing either direction? But since you brought it up I’m gonna switch it around, but keeping hose same out put.🤠

[@velislavnikolov909]

@@domin8rdominant763 On one side where is the opening screw cover of the filter you should have inside one filter element putted in horizontally and behind it two other, one bigger and one very small, round filtering elements this is the only differences. I hope this helps you!

[@hunterarepas202]

Berapa batas suhu panasnya & brp psi sanggup isi?

[@domin8rdominant763]

Sorry didn’t understand? May I ask the language so that I may translate? Sorry

[@nasyaye6682]

nice bro 🙏🏻🇲🇨

[@domin8rdominant763]

Update**** Aug.25,2021 Compressor failed on me again and it is the same issue as before. Received an email from company informing ME that since the compressor broke down just 8 months ago they will replace the SAME PART again if I paid for shipping and handling? Wow a compressor company with a name ALL OVER THE WORLD and they want a consumer that purchased a product from there company that has broken down twice within a 8 month period or PAY AGAIN under warranty to receive a part that the company already knows about and wishes to ignore there one year warranty service! I personally would avoid this company,,, I know I’m learning my lesson 😖

[@Powerpickle68]

That is a knock off of the Air Venturi Nomad ll. Also that is a not a temp gauge unless tuxing changed it. It should be a load gauge meaning how many amps it is using. Yours was reading way over the maximum meaning that is needs lubrication. If you still have it in working order, follow the maintenance instructions for the Nomad ll.

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@Powerpickle68 thank you for the information The temperature gauge does work and yes this thing got so hot inside you wouldn’t dare touch any parts inside. Since I did this video the compressor has failed me ,I had to replaced the cylinder head once and it did it again after 50 uses it got so hot for itself. I think it’s because it doesn’t have good ventilation. The company with my one year warranty wanted me to pay for shipping and handling since they already replaced it once. But this is a new beginning for me I purchased a Air Venturi compressor and so far it’s got way more running time them the Tuxing. Thank you for watching video and thank you for the information 🤠

[@99prochargedbird85]

What did you do or replace to get your Tuxing compressor to work again. I purchased my Tuxing TXETO61 for $399.99 + tax this was the new model version had the automatic stop purchased last December 2020, I only used it 6 times and 5 months old and it would not make any kind of pressure. Tuxing engineer said the control box was bad, after them sending me a new control box I installed it but it did not fix the problem. They told me to check and clean certain check valves. I was only able to get the compressor to push a little air out of the hose, which I could feel with my hands, but wasn't strong enough to build up any pressure. I ended giving up on the compressor and purchased a big Acecare 9L carbon fiber dot approved airtank and a Hong yeng compressor. But if I can can get the Tuxing going again I could have 2 compressors.

[@99prochargedbird85]

I just read your comment so it was the cylinder head that was the issue for the compressor not making any pressure. Yeah its funny when they told me it was the control box that went bad. My compressor is still under warranty until next month December 2021. Boy KZbin deleted my comments several times trying to tell the truth about Tuxing so I had to change what I said.

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@99prochargedbird85 I still have that little compressor and I do still like to get it fixed. The way you describe how little pressure was coming out is exactly how my was. I went three weeks trying to figure out issue with the company going back and fourth even doing photos to send to them and short videos. I totally felt like that was the issue from the beginning! But the company Tuxing had a Protocol on how to do warranty’s. I am familiar with air tools and compressors that is my job as a tool man where I worked. But if you don’t get the response you’re looking for here is the part you can find on Amazon TUXING 4500PSI PCP Air Compressor 12V High Presusre Pump Compressor Accessories Air Compressor Spare Parts Head TXET061/TXET062 Compressor Head It goes for $99.00

[@KGisthename]

That filter ain't gonna cut it.

[@davidlittle611]

Which one do you suggest?

[@KGisthename]

The big gold one from the same company that makes his compressor. You can find them everywhere. Specially if you live somewhere that's humid. Tuxing gold filter. Use the beads that come with it but then get a bag of the better absorbing agent. Dont rmember the name but you can do a quick google search and you will see serious air gunners discussing this topping on forums. The only reliable info as far as i am concerned.

[@tarikff9158]

It takes a CAM of time 250 bars

[@domin8rdominant763]

Sorry not quite understanding?

[@ofcleveland]

What's Up Domin8R!

[@domin8rdominant763]

Thankfully me this morning! Lol

[@teacexsss]

Air pump with high failure rate

[@domin8rdominant763]

I’m feeling it to be true

[@chasiek]

@@domin8rdominant763 Why?

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@chasiek I’m thinking it over heats even with the fan cooling it down as it’s running. The cylinder gets really really HOT! And I believe that’s a major problem. Also when I pulled out the cylinder with the piston I open it up and it was really dirty with grease oil .

[@divinicus]

Many bad reviews on Amazon

[@domin8rdominant763]

And sadly I learned and hopefully I can inform the people That company wanted me to pay for a warranty parts shipping and handling

[@SeamusGray]

Complete garbage after filling my hammer just 6 times.

[@domin8rdominant763]

And I completely agree,, Especially the company, they really are garbage at Their facilities Thank you for watching Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@lycanthropy666]

My Sumatra 500 started leaking after a second fill, ....terrible brand.

[@domin8rdominant763]

Totally Affordable but totally CHEAPLY made Thank you for watching Keep your plinking on target 🤠

[@andreichernyshov1795]

Компрессоры TUXING 12 вольт очень плохого качества, за месяц редкого использования лопнул шатун поршня и деформировались детали привода, небыло смазки в подшипнике, так-же электропроводка внутри вся в трещинах. Не покупайте!!!

[@domin8rdominant763]

Sorry can’t translate into English ?