Please help Identify This Air compressor...roger?

I needed a new motor for my air compressor cause mine burnt out today, picked up the paper and saw some guy selling a air compressor so I bought it for 160.00 just cause i needed the motor, but this pump looks nice, has the markings no it "Made in the united States of America" in a circle in the middle and has 2 banks of numbers punched in. like this
S200
SR4229
Any Info would be great.
Thanks

Why don't you resize your pictures about 75% smaller?

For the guys like me that have a dial-up ISP, you make reading your thread very slow to load, about 5min and people won't have to scroll to read the message or replys.

For the ones needing picture details, the picture can be blown up to full size in any picture editor with a simple copy/paste.

T_Bone

Wayne

Ya it's pretty slow on pictures or graphic intensive websites, 26.8k at the puter. Some websites I refuse to load just because it takes too long, more than 2min.

I was over at the sons place and he's on DSL. WOW I'd kill for DSL here. For how I use my puter, satellite is just too expensive. About the only time I miss a faster conection is looking for parts.

T_Bone

I have high speed but the side to side reading is a pain.

jt

Yea that side scrolling sure can make a person wooozey.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Thanks, that resize is alot better as it only took me 1-1/2min to expand the thread. Other than satellite, I don't have any other choice, so it's dial-up at 26.8k at the puter, line drop out in the country.

With the bore size, stroke and rpm, should be able to tell you CFM. Since it was a refer compressor you will need to add a "P" trap or oil accumulator on the discharge with a oil line back into the crankcase to keep oil usage to a minimum.

T_Bone

one more pic....