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Jenny Compressors F12A-17-460/3 1/2-HP 17-Gallon Tank 3 Phase 460-Volt, Horizontal Electric Single-Stage Stationary Compressor
Price : $848.00 $848.00
Features
: - Pump RPM: 680
- 125 PSI CFM Displacement: 3.4
- Del'd Air at 125 PSI: 2.2
- Each unit is filled with Jenny Ultimate Blue compressor pump oil
- Bucket high manual and bottom mounted tank drain
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Jenny Compressors F12A-17V-115/1 1/2-HP 17-Gallon Tank 1 Phase 115-Volt, Vertical Electric Single-Stage Stationary Compressor
Price : $857.00 $857.00
Features
: - Pump RPM: 680
- 125 PSI CFM Displacement: 3.4
- Del'd Air at 125 PSI: 2.2
- Each unit is filled with Jenny Ultimate Blue compressor pump oil
- Bucket high manual and bottom mounted tank drain
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Jenny Compressors F12A-17V-208/3 1/2-HP 17-Gallon Tank 3 Phase 208-Volt, Vertical Electric Single-Stage Stationary Compressor
Price : $848.00 $848.00
Features
: - Pump RPM: 680
- 125 PSI CFM Displacement: 3.4
- Del'd Air at 125 PSI: 2.2
- Each unit is filled with Jenny Ultimate Blue compressor pump oil
- Bucket high manual and bottom mounted tank drain
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Jenny Compressors F12A-17V-230/1 1/2-HP 17-Gallon Tank 1 Phase 230-Volt, Vertical Electric Single-Stage Stationary Compressor
Price : $857.00 $857.00
Features
: - Pump RPM: 680
- 125 PSI CFM Displacement: 3.4
- Del'd Air at 125 PSI: 2.2
- Each unit is filled with Jenny Ultimate Blue compressor pump oil
- Bucket high manual and bottom mounted tank drain
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Jenny Compressors F12A-17V-230/3 1/2-HP 17-Gallon Tank 3 Phase 230-Volt, Vertical Electric Single-Stage Stationary Compressor
Price : $848.00 $848.00
Features
: - Pump RPM: 680
- 125 PSI CFM Displacement: 3.4
- Del'd Air at 125 PSI: 2.2
- Each unit is filled with Jenny Ultimate Blue compressor pump oil
- Bucket high manual and bottom mounted tank drain
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Questions & Answers
Question : How exactly does a portable air compressor take in air?
The air compressor runs on fuel. It has a stator and an armature, but what do they do?
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In simple terms....it takes in air through a one way flapper and and pushes air into a holding tank which has a oneway flapper to keep it in.I know real technical term flapper...thats what they call it on the parts list.
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Question : My Air Compressor releases cold and low pressure, how do I fix this?
I have a two stage IR STATIONARY AIR COMPRESSOR 13HP. When its cold at night the air compressor pressure goes very slow even when i release all the air and water in the condensation tank. The pressure that comes out of the air lines to move the air tool is so slow that the air tool does not move. How do i solve this problem when I am working in the cold weather.
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Check to see if your regulator is frozen or damaged. You can do this by taking it off, and connecting the hose with out it.
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Question : What kind of air compressor should I buy for spraying automobiles?
What kind of air compressor should I buy for spraying automobiles? Let me know the hp and how many gallons the compressor should have for use in a place like a body shop. Thanks.
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you need at least a 5.5 hp compressor. I've painted a car with a pancake compressor. I know you've seen the compressors that stand upright, like they're on a dollie. One of these will be fine, don't go buy some 10hp big ass compressor. Use your money to buy a quility paint gun. Look up bink online. They are reasonable.
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Question : What kind of air compressor should I be looking for?
I need to buy an air compressor for filling tires. I want something strong enough to deliver air quickly, like a shop air compressor, but not so large that it's unwieldy and high maintenance. What should i look for? Is it true some compressors can shoot out oil or moisture through the hose, and into the tire? The gas station that I go to can inflate tires about 1 psi a second on a 235/65 16 tire. I'd like to have something near this performance.
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you could go to home depot and get a little five gallon tank air comp that would probably do pretty good...good luck
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Question : How much oil is needed for my air compressor for the first time?
I have a MotoMaster 5-gallon air compressor. I need to fill the part with oil so that it is inbetween the red circle. I have already used one bottle, and it is barely half way there. This is my first air compressor, so how much oil do i need to put in for the first time?
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It depends and it should tell you in the manual. But get more oil and fill it to where it should be and start er up.Happy New Year
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Question : What would happen if I hooked up an air compressor to the air intake of my lawn mower?
Just wandering about hooking up a standard air compressor ,like the ones used to pump up bike tyres, to the air intake of my lawn mower and see what would happen.Thanks.
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You will increase the air pressure on the intake side and then in the combustion chamber, which then will cause over pressure in the chamber and this will loosen the head bolts and cause the head to come off or the mower to shut down. Not worth the cost of a new lawn mower.
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Question : Does an air compressor adapter work on most air compressors?
I have a Campbell Hausfeld air compressor that can be used for airbrushing. If I go to home depot would that have an air compressor adapter for it. I looked on there website and they had one but i'm not sure what size to get. Are they all the same size?PLZ HELP ME!!!NOTE TO THE PEOPLE:No unspecific questions. Be freakin specific.
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I assume you are talking about the quick-disconnect fitting on the end of the hose. No, they are not all the same. This is the most popular fitting, called an "industrial" fitting:http://fp.vendaria.com/vpop/VpopViewer.html?uid=100389502&iid=AddpfzvImumvmKvJJIIKfwKILumLKv &bg=FFFFFF&nm=BZOpener&err=0&title=&pf=t&fr=tThis is an "automotive" fitting:http://fp.vendaria.com/vpop/VpopViewer.html?uid=100081917&iid=AddpfzvImumvmKvJJIIKfwKILumLKv &bg=FFFFFF&nm=BZOpener&err=0&title=&pf=t&fr=tI've shown photos of the male fittings. The corresponding female fittings are likewise different. The odds are that your Campbell Hausfeld air compressor has the industrial fitting.
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Question : How to inflate a car tire without air tank or air compressor?
Normally if i was at my house this would be an easy fix, but since i am not i dont have any means of getting my air compressor or air tank. They are 4 hours away. I was wondering if anyone had any GOOD ideas on how to inflate my car tire without obtaining a 55 dollar towing fee to a tire shop.Sorry for not mentioning this, but the lugs on this thing are like glued on there ... i need to get it to a shop just to get the tire off. I hate over tightened lugs!
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Fix-A-Flat. If it's off the bead, use starting fluid and a match to seat the bead.
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Question : what is wrong with my air compressor pressure switch?
I have a air compressor with a Furnas style switch with a bleed off valve. My compressor works fine until the set pressure is reached and the bleed off valve is opened. When this happens the bleed off valve bleeds off the pressure in the tank and the compressor cycles again over and over and over. is the bleed off valve bad or does it have a check valve before it? If its at all possible can I just put a cap where the bleed off valves hose runs to on the tank?
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Sound like you have a sticking pressure switch. You DON'T want to cap off the bleed line, as this could cause too much pressure to build up in your reservoir, possibly causing damage to your compressor or yourself. Your switch will be easy to replace, and not too expensive.
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Question : How much/big of air compressor i need?
im planning on buying a air compressor. my main usage of the compressor will be for nail gun and impact wrench. whats a good/decent size compressor that can handle both?
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Just about any compressor can run a nail gun unless it's extremely large and you're running it continuously all day.For the impact wrench, pick out the one you want and look at the SCFM requirement (they should list this). Then get a compressor that is at least that on it's rating. HP numbers are highly inflated, as they plan word games with "peak HP". About the most you can get from a 120V circuit is 1.5 - 1.75 HP, but that doesn't stop the retailers from big HP numbers. SCFM should be more reliable.
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