I just got a Campbell-Hausfeld twin tank air compressor given to me. I'd like to put it on a two wheeled push cart and use it for airing up tires. There are some general questions I have. First, the air from the compressor is HOT! Probably 150-200 degrees. Is this normal for those units? Do these things have a pressure switch to turn the air compressor off at some pre-set tank pressure? Looks like a small, plastic caged switch. Maybe that's a pressure switch. Will the pressure switch normally turn the air compressor off before it gets hot enough to harm itself?

I recentley invested in a STIHL MS250 Chainsaw and have a couple of related questions for those more in the know than me... 1. When I first attempted to start it up, I managed to flood the engine and was unable to correct the problem without the STIHL certified repair tech at my local hardware store. Can anyone tell me how to fix a flooded engine on the spot without having to bring it in for service. (I have since been able to start it multiple times since without issue. This is just for my future reference.) 2. The manual directs you to "Remove the saw chain and guide bar, clean them, and spray them with corrosion inhibiting oil." when storing the tool long term (3 months +). Can anyone recommend an appropriate cleaning product and/or corrosion inhibiting oil for these purposes? 3. I've heard you should discard unused fuel mixture after 30 days. Anyone know where and how this is done properly? Actually, since I'm posting, I'd like to know where to dispose of unused pesticides as well. Thanks in advance, y'all. Very appreciative of all the knowledge I get in these forums.