Posted by Deutz Lover on May 04, 2018 at 22:50:51 from (174.218.138.164):
In Reply to: Air Compressors posted by farmallboy15 on May 04, 2018 at 18:16:58:
I have a friend who has what I think is a Quincy (80) gallon. When the tank pressure would build to about 125 lbs the pump would start slowing down until it hardly pumped. Something did not make sense.
I had a terrible time resisting the urge to tear the pump down. I finally found the problem despite bad hearing. The two drive belts would start slipping at about 125 psi, but remarkably did not make any squeak or slipping noise. I just suddenly realized that while the pump was slowing down the drive motor was still running the same rpm. D'oh.
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