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Mkay.

There shouldn't be large, collectable, quantities of water ejected from the filter. Think splattering misty spray. If the tube stays attached, any water is going to get shot upwards by the sides of the tin. A rag is probably all you will need.

You want it to blast the water out. Slow opening will lessen how much is expelled.

Probably not exploded. But it'll pop off for sure. I tried a bit of clear tubing on the drain of the gold oil/water separator on my Yong Heng. Obtained a shockingly high velocity...!

The tin under the filter is going to go flying...

Change the oil to one that doesn't stink. Mobil Rarus #827 is a good one. There are better options now. Ditch the Yong Heng and get a GX...

'BS' means British Standard. AA uses a mix of metric and British Standard orings... https://www.allorings.com/British-o-ring-Size-Chart...

https://www.airarmsspares.com/air-arms-spares/ Reference the part number from the manual. The oring dimensions are in the site's description of the part number.

There are literally hundreds of threads already discussing propper air drying... Bottom line. Only truly dry air should be going into the gun or tank. If there is the slightest possibility that water could be flowing through the lines and that you must use gravity to prevent it from getting...

If you are worried about water flowing down hill, you're doing it wrong.

Is there such a thing as a reliable simi-auto?

AW 46 hydraulic oil is an ISO 46 oil. It is absolutely terrible in a Yong Heng. Go ahead, use it all you want. Keep regurgitating outdated information and kill your compressor in the process.

Yong Heng used to call for using AW ISO 46 Hydraulic oil. They don't anymore. If you are saying any ISO 46 oil is suitable, you are being too vague.

I'm pretty sure Yong Heng stopped using ISO 46 oil, years ago. It stinks and builds up carbon. SECO 500 is a better option.

Yes. That is the one to get.

Or, just the willingness to go heavily in debt. Which has killed many a company...

Yep. Solid product that just keeps chugging along.