Posted by pete 23 on January 24, 2013 at 09:17:45 from (74.32.229.189):
In Reply to: I-R Compressors posted by sflem849 on January 23, 2013 at 19:18:34:
I have a I R 80 gal, 5 hp , dual stage compressor. Burned up the motor using sand blaster. They gave me a new one and I make sure to give it a break while using it now. The electric motor repair shop I visited just shook his head when I brought the motor in. He said he had converted one of them to the lower speed motor for a guy as IR, like most , uses the high speed , light weight motor to control cost. I don't remember the exact rpm but they are something like 1740 vs 3480, electricians would know.
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