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Jeep Shramm aircompressor

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Gary Arf

02-24-2007 06:16:30




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I have a '46 CJ2A that had at one time an air compressor mounted in it. From my research I think it had a Schramm 105 cfm. I would be very interested to get any leads on one or someone who knows something about this.
Thanks in advance.
Gary




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cj3b_jeep

02-26-2007 07:05:09




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 Re: Jeep Shramm aircompressor in reply to Gary Arf, 02-24-2007 06:16:30  
Gary, check out the page at the below link, It's all about the cj3b and has pages full of info on special equipment available for Jeeps.
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Wardner

02-24-2007 12:41:28




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 Re: Jeep Shramm aircompressor in reply to Gary Arf, 02-24-2007 06:16:30  
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I have four of these compressors. I just sold one to a tractor owner 1300 miles away. He will be running it off his PTO. It is a Curtis-Toledo C98 and it puts out 102 CFM at 1000 RPM. It draws 30hp at that rating. Minimum RPMs is 400. It is all cast iron and has an oil pump.

The estimated weight is around 800 lbs. Can't find actual weight on any website. Email me if you want additional info.

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George G

02-25-2007 14:52:51




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 Re: Jeep Shramm aircompressor in reply to Wardner, 02-24-2007 12:41:28  
Try here



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Wardner

02-25-2007 15:10:59




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 Re: Jeep Shramm aircompressor in reply to George G, 02-25-2007 14:52:51  
Thanks for trying but you sent me to a page for Base Mounted Compressors. That is a complete air compressor minus the air receiver. I have been through the Curtis site and they do not publish the weight of the pump only. I have even been to a page where the bare pump is offered for $4400 but they do not give the shipping weight.



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XRogerX

02-25-2007 15:19:03




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 Re: Jeep Shramm aircompressor in reply to Wardner, 02-25-2007 15:10:59  
880lbs without centrifugal unloader.



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fixerupper

02-24-2007 07:16:26




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 Re: Jeep Shramm aircompressor in reply to Gary Arf, 02-24-2007 06:16:30  
Gary, I just called a military collector friend and he does not recall ever seeing anything regarding a compressor on a 46 civilian jeep. He does know there was a welder made for this vehicle. It sat behind the seats and was run by the PTO. Let me know if a compressor is one of the options because we would really like to know this. He said the WW2 jeeps were discontinued in Aug or Sept of 45 and a few of the military bodies were carried over and used on the civilian jeeps in early 46. A few had 'three on the tree' instead of the floor shift. Also, the military bodies did not have a removable tailgate, where the civilian ones had a folding tailgate so some of the early 46's with the military body would not have a folding tailgate and I suspect these are pretty rare. Jim

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Gary Arf

02-24-2007 07:49:47




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 Re: Jeep Shramm aircompressor in reply to fixerupper, 02-24-2007 07:16:26  
After the war the jeep was sold to the public as a farm tractor, industrial tool, and much more doing everything from plowing fields to line work. The PTO ran everything you can think of Welders, sprayers, trenchers, posthole diggers,air compressors, generators, pumps, anything that ran with a drum pully or six spline PTO
http://www.thecj2apage.com/images/1946spread.jpg



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Fixerupper

02-24-2007 12:14:23




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 Re: Jeep Shramm aircompressor in reply to Gary Arf, 02-24-2007 07:49:47  
The link was interesting. My friend does have a farm jeep with the PTO and he has a 3PT for it to replace the one that was removed sometime during the past, but the new 3PT is not on the Jeep yet. Does your jeep have a Willis or Ford engine? Ford did make a few jeeps during the war and the specs are all the same except that Ford did subtle things to make it known the vehicle was NOT made by Willis. The Willis engine whould have MB on Head. The Ford engine will have a Ford script 'F' on the head if it's WW2 vintage. Don't know if Ford made any after the war, but a lot of engine swapping has happened between now and then. About thirty years ago I overhauled a '48' civilian jeep with a Ford engine.

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Jon Hagen

02-25-2007 15:43:52




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 Re: Jeep Shramm aircompressor in reply to Fixerupper, 02-24-2007 12:14:23  
Anyone seen of of the 3 wheel Navy jeeps with a big generator installed to start the early US carrier jet fighters ? The movie "The bridges at TokoRi" starring William Holden and Mickey Rooney ? The scene on the carrier deck showed these tight turning little machines in action.
are any still around ??



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