It is on my home computer behind a 10/1 megabit connection, it will
probably hold up.

I made a garden hose to compressor adaptor, to blow out air from
garden hoses, using a bridgeport mill to mill off a barb end from a
fittings. Five videos are provided. Probably a lot of people will find
them laughable, but I thought to post them here.

http://igor.chudov.com/projects/Gard...essor-Adaptor/

If anyone finds them amusing, I may upload them to Youtube also. I
have a video of a Cummins L423D diesel there, and it had over 20k
viewers.

Videos are in .AVI format, I think MPEG-3.

i

Ignoramus16741 wrote:

It is on my home computer behind a 10/1 megabit connection, it will
probably hold up.

I made a garden hose to compressor adaptor, to blow out air from
garden hoses, using a bridgeport mill to mill off a barb end from a
fittings. Five videos are provided. Probably a lot of people will find
them laughable, but I thought to post them here.

http://igor.chudov.com/projects/Gard...essor-Adaptor/

If anyone finds them amusing, I may upload them to Youtube also. I
have a video of a Cummins L423D diesel there, and it had over 20k
viewers.

Videos are in .AVI format, I think MPEG-3.

i

I just assembled the same type of adapter from three standard fittings
for about $6. I'll be using it to blow out the water lines on my camper
with nice dry air prior to pumping in RV antifreeze. Not sure why you'd
need to blow out garden hoses since they drain pretty well when you coil
them up anyway.

Ignoramus16741 writes:

I made a garden hose to compressor adaptor, to blow out air from
garden hoses,

You know, the RV people have these to winterize RV plumbing.

http://www.campingworld.com/