Quick look today before work. There was some funk in the water tank. I flushed it three times with water before I put the prestone 50/50 mix in. Dead head test to 1k, 2k and 3k went quickly.
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Great to know it was so easy, yes ?Quick look today before work. There was some funk in the water tank. I flushed it three times with water before I put the prestone 50/50 mix in. Dead head test to 1k, 2k and 3k went quickly.
Happy pumper!
THANKS Jim !!!! That's some great info. I STILL haven't set mine up since I bought it last month for fear of missing a step, or just not feeling confident enough.Yup. I filled the reservoir and ran the pump off and on until all the bubbles quit, got good flow. then shook the pump around an tossed the water out.
The pump has anti vibration feet on the side, making me believe it can be run upright or sideways. I will most likely stay with upright operation. Heck of a lot nicer than the bucket and pump setup for the young heng, and a whole lot cooler temps and much much more quiet.
Youre convincing me to switch over. I cant stand the bucket, ice packs, keeping my dogs away from drinking the water etcYup. I filled the reservoir and ran the pump off and on until all the bubbles quit, got good flow. then shook the pump around an tossed the water out.
The pump has anti vibration feet on the side, making me believe it can be run upright or sideways. I will most likely stay with upright operation. Heck of a lot nicer than the bucket and pump setup for the young heng, and a whole lot cooler temps and much much more quiet.
Thank you for your post outstanding videos by the way. You seem very knowledgeable about this stuff. I'm a newbie here I'm curious if you don't mind me asking I think you got a great deal.Seems pretty straight forward, other than putting the head back on backwards! Seems he stopped the video as soon as he discovered his error, because the panel probably would not go back on with the breather facing that direction! I seems odd they didn't add a grease pot ot the CS3 since the grease pot on the CS4 is attached to the top of the head and it looks to be about the same size.
Thank you for your kind words! I'm by no means an expert, but I have owned a few different compressors over the years and thus far, the CS4 seem to be well thought out and built quite well also. To answer you questions, I'll just paste them below and do my best!Thank you for your post outstanding videos by the way. You seem very knowledgeable about this stuff. I'm a newbie here I'm curious if you don't mind me asking I think you got a great deal.
First question would be do you think this is equivalent or better than the Omega trail charger how come you didn't get the Omega trail charger.
Second question would be what is the warranty I think the warranty on an Omega trail charger is only one year
Do you think I would be able to find people to work on this if I had a problem I live in Massachusetts and my biggest fear is buying one of these things and after the warranty. Not having somebody available to work on it.
Have you had to contact support for anything have they been helpful.
Question I'm thinking about getting a huben what is the max amount you were able to fill yours through air tanks.
sorry meant to tag you at FLgunnerWow!!! You know a lot!! you should really think about starting a you tube channel. One last question.
You said the CS4 is rated to 5800 psi and has a run cycle of 5 continous hours!
With that being said I am assuming it can refill any size air scuba tank correct? Or is it only made to refill air gun.
Thank you so much!!! I might end up buying one.
I don't know how much I know, this is just based on specs on the internet and my own experience. According to the GX Website, the CS4 will fill a 6.8L tank from 0-4500 psi in 2 hours and 40 minutes, so just about half of it's rated run cycle! I don't own a large tank, just a small 90CI Guppy Tank, so I mainly fill guns direct and this small tank.Wow!!! You know a lot!! you should really think about starting a you tube channel. One last question.
You said the CS4 is rated to 5800 psi and has a run cycle of 5 continous hours!
With that being said I am assuming it can refill any size air scuba tank correct? Or is it only made to refill air gun.
Thank you so much!!! I might end up buying one.
Wow you just answered one of my questions thank you!!!I have had mine for a month and agree completely with your review. I filled my Great White SCBA carbon fiber tank 6.8 L to 5800 psi just to see if it could operate as advertised. It did. It is very quiet. It does fill quick. Filled my Huben K1 to 5000psi. Its rated for that. Its a game changer.
Absolutely! I had a CS3 prior to getting the CS4. It was working perfectly, I just wanted something that would fill my Huben to the max fill of 5000 psi and fill my 90ci tank. I actually used the CS3 to fill my 90ci tank, I just used the one-way valve BestFittings makes and filled it using the 30 minute run/20 minute cool cycle. But it filled all my air guns, even those with the 580cc tanks!@FLgunner, if one was not looking to fill bottles, would you still recommend the CS2 or CS3? I was leaning towards the CS3-I (for the internal power supply), before I came upon your excellent review here of CS4. Thanks!
I ordered the CS3-I, Thanks again!Absolutely! I had a CS3 prior to getting the CS4. It was working perfectly, I just wanted something that would fill my Huben to the max fill of 5000 psi and fill my 90ci tank. I actually used the CS3 to fill my 90ci tank, I just used the one-way valve BestFittings makes and filled it using the 30 minute run/20 minute cool cycle. But it filled all my air guns, even those with the 580cc tanks!
The CS3-I is on sale at GX Pumps for $449.99, Coupon Code 10OFFSHOP drops is to $405.00 with free shipping. The CS3-I is nice because you don't have the separate power supply like you do with the CS3 and CS4.
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Glad I could help!I ordered the CS3-I, Thanks again!
That's the difference a 4 stage compressor makes over a 2 stage compressor. It may seem like it's just chugging along, but the incremental jumps of the gauge as they are filling are very revealing!I'm just did a head to head between the CS3 and the CS4. The pumps were filling my bottle fill whip because it has a nice large gauge.
0-3000 psi
CS3. 1 min 47 seconds
CS4. 46 seconds
CS4 moves slower than the CS3, but it cranks out the volume, big-time.
Note, my CS3 has been used heavily. I went to rebuild it last month, but found no wear to replace. It is not worn out, by any stretch.
The CS4 kicks the butt out of the CS3!