Well I did a couple of mods to this thing and after all of that I have been using it for near eight months and it has werqed flawlessly.
I recently added an eight inch fan, at the back, to push a bit more air through the unit and fired it up, to do my final testing on it, to see how long I could actually run it before it overheated. Will it didn't. Overheat I mean like it never happened it just ran and it ran and.. So, twenty minutes later it was still just at my self imposed shutoff temp of 60C. Yes, I know the manual says 75C but then again the manual kinda sucks. It equalized somewhere between 59 and 60C and it just stayed there. A big plus for all the werq I did. I was actually wondering if I would ever get here little did I know that I was already. Anyway you can do it the easy way and just use ice or the hard way and add fans and radiators and... It's up to you.
However you choose to do it though, watch those temps close and, always be sure you have water flowing through the head and oil in the crankcase.
Embarrassed emoji goes here as I just overheated my repaired unit cuz I plugged the wrong pump in while testing after replacing an old outdated piston set.
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/yet-another-yong-heng-mod/?referrer=1
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/a-dedicated-yong-heng-subforum/#post-1127767
I recently added an eight inch fan, at the back, to push a bit more air through the unit and fired it up, to do my final testing on it, to see how long I could actually run it before it overheated. Will it didn't. Overheat I mean like it never happened it just ran and it ran and.. So, twenty minutes later it was still just at my self imposed shutoff temp of 60C. Yes, I know the manual says 75C but then again the manual kinda sucks. It equalized somewhere between 59 and 60C and it just stayed there. A big plus for all the werq I did. I was actually wondering if I would ever get here little did I know that I was already. Anyway you can do it the easy way and just use ice or the hard way and add fans and radiators and... It's up to you.
However you choose to do it though, watch those temps close and, always be sure you have water flowing through the head and oil in the crankcase.
Embarrassed emoji goes here as I just overheated my repaired unit cuz I plugged the wrong pump in while testing after replacing an old outdated piston set.
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/yet-another-yong-heng-mod/?referrer=1
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/a-dedicated-yong-heng-subforum/#post-1127767