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frank rizzo

12-17-2000 16:41:46




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i just found a compressor in my basement it was my great grandfathers the only number on it was 102 does any one have any info on this




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Roger Prosper

12-22-2000 09:40:54




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 Re: brunner air compressor in reply to frank rizzo , 12-17-2000 16:41:46  
Built like a battleship, but they have been out of business for about 20 years now. If it runs, use it, but don't spend a lot of money on things to get it going, as it will be very difficult to find parts if it breaks. I say if, because they seem to go and go and go, even with the most negligent owner.



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Bus Driver

12-21-2000 17:09:25




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 Re: brunner air compressor in reply to frank rizzo , 12-17-2000 16:41:46  
No one else has responded to your question as yet. Brunner has/does make good stuff in my experience. I can't help with the number. It might be an old refrigeration compressor as they were belt driven piston types many years ago. Those type were premium quality internal materials. If you use it for air, change the oil to a good air compressor type- don't skimp on cost. Arrange for a filter on the intake- I used a filter off an old 3HP Tecumseh. Change the oil regularly as there will be condensation that will accumulate. Single cylinder compressors should be used at 125 PSI or less. Hope this helps and it may trigger some memories of your unit from the minds of others. My newer 5 HP two stage unit has become the one that I usually use.

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