I bought a Devilbiss at Sam's club for $100 nearly 16 years ago. I used it to roof houses. It was too small for a framing gun but it would run the coil roofer very nicely. In the cold here in the winter I would go to the job site plug the compressor in and go to work. The guy that I worked with had a Rol-air oil type compressor. When he got to the job site he would plug a fitting in the output to relieve all air pressure. Then he would spend the next 30 minutes trying to get it to run. He would turn it on and it would putt a couple of times before he had to shut it off to keep it from tripping the breaker. He would then let it sit for a minute and try again. 30 minutes later he would have it running and could go to work. I had exceptionally good luck with my oil less compressor. It also only weighed about 15# so it was extremely portable.
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