matthewshook
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Good morning everyone,
I'm looking help with information regarding a really old Ingersoll Rand air compressor. I bought it recently and would like to find whatever manuals are around for it.
The ID plate on the front of the compressor is really hard to read, but I can tell it is an Ingersoll Rand Type 30, Model 64 and I THINK the piston dimensions are 6in & 3.5in x 5in. Serial number looks like 65902. Would 65 be the year it was made? It kinda looks older than that.
It is powered by a Wisconsin VF4 gas engine, and it runs great. It built up pressure to 125 before the dry rotted air hose blew off, and i'm in the process of mounting it on a trailer and replacing some of the piping, cleaning it up, so I can start using it on my sandblaster cabinet. I am quite certain the V4 engine is not original, and that's fine with me, I like old Wisconsin's too.
The tank looks really sturdy, but it has a lot of surface rust on it. I've already replaced the drain and valve and the mid stage relief valve and have an adjustable relief valve on the tank outlet so I can test it at various pressures and hopefully not blow anything up.
I've attached a few pictures of mine, and a couple blue ones I found on old auction sites. Unfortunately, the websites didn't have much data on them, but i found that maybe it could be called a Model 64D9? The cooling vanes on the cylinders seem to be rather unique.
Does anyone have one like this, and do you have any documentation for it, like manuals, etc? I'd love to buy a copy.
I'm looking help with information regarding a really old Ingersoll Rand air compressor. I bought it recently and would like to find whatever manuals are around for it.
The ID plate on the front of the compressor is really hard to read, but I can tell it is an Ingersoll Rand Type 30, Model 64 and I THINK the piston dimensions are 6in & 3.5in x 5in. Serial number looks like 65902. Would 65 be the year it was made? It kinda looks older than that.
It is powered by a Wisconsin VF4 gas engine, and it runs great. It built up pressure to 125 before the dry rotted air hose blew off, and i'm in the process of mounting it on a trailer and replacing some of the piping, cleaning it up, so I can start using it on my sandblaster cabinet. I am quite certain the V4 engine is not original, and that's fine with me, I like old Wisconsin's too.
The tank looks really sturdy, but it has a lot of surface rust on it. I've already replaced the drain and valve and the mid stage relief valve and have an adjustable relief valve on the tank outlet so I can test it at various pressures and hopefully not blow anything up.
I've attached a few pictures of mine, and a couple blue ones I found on old auction sites. Unfortunately, the websites didn't have much data on them, but i found that maybe it could be called a Model 64D9? The cooling vanes on the cylinders seem to be rather unique.
Does anyone have one like this, and do you have any documentation for it, like manuals, etc? I'd love to buy a copy.