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Pops1532

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I need to find a source for Senco compressor parts that Senco no longer supports.
The compressor model is PCO319, the part number I need is PCO557.
Any help locating the obsolete parts I need would be greatly appreciated.

The PCO557 part number is for a rebuild kit for a pancake compressor. The compressor has given me excellent service for 19 years with one rebuild which is extremely good for a pancake compressor used almost daily in construction. It's time for another rebuild but I can't find the parts. I don't really want to replace the compressor because the newer compressors I've seen aren't nearly the quality of the old ones.
 
I used to sell Emglo compressors. Senco was one of the compeditors and the oiless was for "home use". Check flebay and if you see someone with Senco parts email him back and ask if he has your kit. I have found a couple of hard to find parts that way. If you can't find it..please go to a oil type. they pump up faster and should last as long or longer than the one you have.
 
(quoted from post at 02:41:17 03/29/14) I used to sell Emglo compressors. Senco was one of the compeditors and the oiless was for "home use". Check flebay and if you see someone with Senco parts email him back and ask if he has your kit. I have found a couple of hard to find parts that way. If you can't find it..please go to a oil type. they pump up faster and should last as long or longer than the one you have.
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I've tried with some of the ebay sellers. This one is an oiless, but it's not a typical pos oiless. This is a commercial duty one. It has outlived all of our other portable oil and oiless compressors. This thing has been used nearly every day for 19 years to run framing, roofing, trim and flooring nailers. I put a service kit in it once. This is not at all like the light duty oiless pancake compressors you see at Lowes or Menards.

I would much rather put a kit in this one than replace it with the crap that's being made now.
I have found a complete compressor but the owner won't part with it for the same reasons I want to fix mine rather than replace it.
I'll try more ebay sellers.
 
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