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Posted by Wardner on December 29, 2006 at 08:05:42 from (206.148.20.57):
In Reply to: what is largest? posted by wegman in Mn on December 28, 2006 at 21:37:15:
Back in the sixties, I bought a 150 CFM Lindsay air compressor with a Wisconsin 60+ hp engine from a tool rental business. I was told it was their largest product at around 250 cubes. It was a gas hog and I soon moved on to a similar sized Sullair with a 172 cubic in Ford Industrial diesel engine. The Sullair was a rotary and much more efficient. The model might have been somethhing like V4HD. Can't remember exactly. I do remember that it had poured bearings on the connecting rods.
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