NopeDoes a curly hose help with moisture issues?
That is about length of hose... curly or straight... a longer hose will help cool it... so you aren't really disagreeing with us... rather adding a different thought to the conversation...I don't agree with you guys. It depends where the hose is. If you are running your compressor hard, having as much line available for the air to cool down the better, especially before the moisture traps. Most of those cheap moisture traps are useless if trying to deal with hot air right out of the compressor.
You're best bet is to get that air cooled off before it gets to your moisture trap. So having some length of hose before the trap is a plus. I'm talking about the ones you'd use on a home compressor, not those little ones from Iwata.
Does a curly hose help with moisture issues?
Nope... moisture traps and compressor maintenance help with moisture issues!
That is about length of hose... curly or straight... a longer hose will help cool it...
?? huh...? What you talkin' 'bout Willis...?
I didn't shut anyone down... read it through some different lenses... straight question, straight answer... don't get your knickers in a knot. His question doesn't mention length of hose, only curly... I answered what was asked.OK. You said "NOPE", then answer me like "oh yeah of course everyone knows hose length helps cool air". It's basically the exact question he asked and you shut him down.
He does actually tell us his setup, in another post.Hey OP... where are you?