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U.S. General air compressor

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Don L C

05-04-2006 08:49:13




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HI ---


I need to replace my shop air compressor----
Harber Fraight has one on sale for $699.99..
U.S. General --- Industry guallity ---
Lot #93274, 60 gallon, 165 PSI, 2 stage--
230 V, 5 HP rated motor
Air delivery: 13.5 CFM @165#, 15.8 CFM @ 90 PSI
16.4 CFM @ 40 PSI

Cast iron cylinders with stainless valves...
auto. start and stop...
ASME tank with safety valve...
No mag start required...

What do you think I don't get in the shop much, but when I do I want air to run air tools...
Air wrenches; DA; saw; Paint gun ....

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Lee Aanderud

05-08-2006 18:26:47




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 Re: U.S. General air compressor in reply to Don L C, 05-04-2006 08:49:13  
It'll do fine. I've got the single stage version and it keeps up with my blasting booth just fine... if it can run that it shouldn't have any problem with a DA or grinder.



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neblinc

05-05-2006 06:35:17




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 Re: U.S. General air compressor in reply to Don L C, 05-04-2006 08:49:13  
If you have a retail store close by, here is a 10% off coupon.Sometimes they have 20% off coupons.

Randy



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XRogerX

05-04-2006 16:38:56




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 Re: U.S. General air compressor in reply to Don L C, 05-04-2006 08:49:13  
It'll do ok. You probably won't run a d/a sander with it though, or any large grinder. I'd be suspicious of not needing a mag starter, this one is right on the ragged edge in terms of the kind of power draw a pressure switch will comfortably handle.



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