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Hey Roger Gardner Denver Questions?

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Trucks

09-26-2006 18:57:02




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Hey Roger, I found out what is on the tag of the compressor I told you about.It is a Gardner Denver it is OLD.I was wrong it is a single cyl. Single stage.The model# is AC c1006 and the serial# is 72588 it is supposed to run at 700rpms and it has these numbers at the bottom of the tag 69-445 I think the numbers on the tag are in bad shape as some idiot painted over it several times! It has made in the oil stick plate a number 1ACC1.What I was wondering if it is much of a compressor and how old it is about how many cfms it makes.By the way I got the 5120 up and running and it is AWESOME it fills the 200 gal. tank in about 3 1/2 minutes to 175 psi.The discharge tube sure gets hot.I checked it with temp gun and it is about 200 degrees.What do you think about this old GD compressor? It looks cool. Thanks in advance for any help. and GOD blesss

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XRogerX

09-26-2006 21:19:07




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 Re: Hey Roger Gardner Denver Questions? in reply to Trucks, 09-26-2006 18:57:02  
It's up to you whether or not something this size, and this old is worth rebuilding, but Gardner Denver's in general are very very tough, well built, industrial quality compressors. See if there are any GD dealer's around and enquire about parts availability. If not, you may still be able to find an ICC rebuild kit. If it were me, I'd just pull the head and valves, clean and lap them, check for oil carryover and button it up. You could probably tap out some new gaskets and be out no money on the thing. See if it knocks, as that mey be a sign of small end wear (with the head off).

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Trucks

09-27-2006 05:24:59




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 But how old is it? in reply to XRogerX, 09-26-2006 21:19:07  
And How many cfm"s does it make?I am going to get it any way, cause the guy said I could have it. It is complete and it runs.I haven"t heard it yet, but the guy has never lied to me, and why would he, if he is going to give it to me? I was just curious about it.I like the way it looks.
Thanks and GOD bless you.
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09-27-2006 09:53:43




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 Re: But how old is it? in reply to Trucks, 09-27-2006 05:24:59  
I have no idea of its age, or output. GDs often look very old because fo the castings, which look like they were made in the 20's even on the newest ones. If the bore and stroke are known, take the displacement in cubic inches and divide by 10 and that will give you the hp rating for the pump.



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