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Emglo Air compressor puzzle
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Posted by Jesse in WI on December 03, 2005 at 21:29:56 from (24.211.11.71):
Last winter I acquired an Emglo air compressor, which I am finally getting around to fixing up. I got it running today, and found that when it starts to build up pressure, it is releasing a lot of it through a manifold where two 1/8" lines come in to a junction on the end of the crankshaft opposite the flywheel. The other end of each pipe goes up to the air chamber on top of the heads. So,
1) what are these pipes for?
2)and is this air leak supposed to stop after a certain RPM is reached?
3) and, does anyone know of where I can find some emglo service documents online?
I do believe its a "J" pump. V-4, 2 Stage.
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