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Frank in Ga.

07-07-2007 15:49:31




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Hi Guys I have a Sears 2HP/12 gallon Oiless Air Compressor, The piston and sleeve is shot, I was wondering if anyone out there might know who manufactured them or another source , The parts are NA from Sears :-( Thanks , Compressor # 919.154020




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mike6845

07-08-2007 14:09:49




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 Re: Air Compressor in reply to Frank in Ga., 07-07-2007 15:49:31  
I found one just like it in the trash a few weeks ago. It would only pump to 40psi and never turn off. I took it apart and determined that all it needed was the reed valve assembly, a new rubber compression ring for the piston, a few gaskets and a good cleaning. All together, I have about $30 in parts and now she pumps to 120psi and holds it when not using the compressor. I'm going to give it to my son who only needs it for tire inflation. It still is junk and how anyone in their right mind could buy something like this amazes me. These are truly throw away compressors.

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Charles (in GA)

07-08-2007 13:45:59




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 Re: Air Compressor in reply to Frank in Ga., 07-07-2007 15:49:31  
basically designed as a throw away compressor. All of the oil-less ones pretty much are.

Spend your money on a small oil filled iron pump model, you will be much happier in the end.

Charles



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Frank in Ga.

07-07-2007 17:09:10




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 Re: Air Compressor in reply to Frank in Ga., 07-07-2007 15:49:31  
Thanks for the info Guys , Frank :-)



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Oldmax

07-07-2007 17:05:17




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 Re: Air Compressor in reply to Frank in Ga., 07-07-2007 15:49:31  
probably would be cheaper to just buy a new one than wait for sears "slows" to get parts .



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KEB

07-07-2007 16:59:50




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 Re: Air Compressor in reply to Frank in Ga., 07-07-2007 15:49:31  
The digits ahead of the decimal point identify the manufacturer of Sears stuff. Here's a link to a cross reference. 919 is listed as Devilbiss/Ingersol Rand

Keith



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Butcher

07-07-2007 16:51:40




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 Re: Air Compressor in reply to Frank in Ga., 07-07-2007 15:49:31  
Mine is alittle bigger than the one you got but the tag on the tank says DeVelbiss.



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