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Bostitch CWC200ST 3HP 4-Gallon Oiled Twin Hot Dog Compressor
Price : $369.99 $289.99
Features
: - Bostitch Twin Hot Dog Compressor with 3-horsepower, 15-amp induction motor
- 5.1-cfm @ 40-psi and 4.0-cfm @ 90-psi; dual air outlets
- Cast-iron pump cylinder for extreme durability
- Includes panel with regulator gauges and hose port
- Backed by 1-year warranty
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Maxus EX8300 15 Amps / 14.5 Amps 2 Horsepower 20 Gallon Wheeled Oiled Single Hot Dog Compressor Dual Voltage 120-Volt / 240-Volt
Price : $899.99 $497.32
Features
: - 20 gallon horizontal
- Professional grade air compressor
- 6.5 cfm at 40 PSI
- 5.5 cfm at 90 PSI
- 120 volt
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Includes 20-Gallon Maxus Horizontal Air Compressor - EX830000RB
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Hitachi EC119 2.5 HP Compressor
Price : $530.07 $309.99
Features
: - 4.4 cfm at 90 psi
- Direct drive motor
- Protective roll cage design
- Easy to grip drain cocks
- 2.5 peak horsepower
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4-gallon twin tanks capable of running multiple nailers or multiple operations. Protective roll cage design safely encases exposed gauges if compressor tips over. Heavy-duty induction motor provides significant airflow and dependable service. Tanks have ball valve drains for easy maintenance. Oil lubricated pump improves efficiency and ensures smooth use. STANDARD EQUIPMENT: Synthetic oil SAE5W50 8oz, oil dipstick. SPECIFICATIONS: 3.0 HP, 15 Amps, 3450 RPM, 4.4 CFM AT 90 PSI, 4 gallon twin tanks.
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Maxus EX8008 15/7.5 Amp 2 Horsepower 26 Gallon Oiled Vertical Compressor with Dual Voltage 120/240-Volt
Price : $949.99 $629.99
Features
: - Provides up to 5000 hours of pump life
- Vertical tank significantly reduces the floor space required for storage
- Provides greater air storage
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Includes 2 HP 26-Gallon Oil-Lubricated Vertical Air Compressor - EX8008
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Questions & Answers
Question : Air compressor?
Is a 7 lb air compressor a good size compressor to have to for small projects around the house? I would use it for trim, blowing up tires, small projects around the house.
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I have a 6lb air compressor for my garage and use it for small projects. It works great so far. I suppose you can always buy a bigger one no matter which one you buy.I bought mine from this site. The husky one. http://www.safety-devices.com/husky6g.htm
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Question : How long can an air compressor run a drill?
I was just wondering if they make an air compressor that is efficient enough to run a pneumatic drill constantly without stopping the drill. Or is the amount of air used by the drill and bleed air more than an air compressor can output? If not, which air compressor is the best?
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depends on the requirements of the drill motor and the capacity of the air compressor.
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Question : What is the best multi purpose air compressor?
I would like to buy an air compressor that I can use for both inflating car and bike tires, as well as for tools like framing, brad and finishing nailers. Compact size and budget conscious too. Any suggestions?
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Well... you will have to size the compressor to the heaviest use - and that would be the framing nailer. And any compressor that will drive a framing nailer will also drive (one at a time) automotive tools such as air wrenches. It will NOT drive a paving breaker or any other such extremely heavy use. So, you are already outside of standard hobby compressor range and into a small contractor's compressor. The minimum requirement for a framing nailer is about 2.5CFM at 90 psi. Go for one that is capable of at least 3CFM to have a small margin. Otherwise, when you are 'moving right along' you run the chance of mis-nailing - a major PITA and time-waster.
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Question : What size/power air compressor do you use to blow out lines on inground pool for winterization?
Last year we used a shop vac on blow, but it's not working on the return jet for some reason. We'd like to buy an air compressor for that and just to have around the garage. What size/power or whatever they are measured in is required to blow out the lines for a pool? They are about 20-30 feet long. And how do you create a seal over the pipe to blow them out? When we had someone close the pool 2 years ago, they had the end of the compressor hose go into a rubber cork like thing that they put right into the pipe end. Is that something offfical you can buy, or something they created??
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A regular portable air compressor will work just fine. You will also be able to use it to keep your tire pressures up to save energy.You didn't say what size the pool pipe is, so go to a hardware store and ask for an electrical CGB. Inside this electrical fitting is a tapered grommet. Buy the one with the O.D. bigger than your pipe, and the I.D. slightly smaller than the diameter of your blow nozzle. Slip the grommet on the blow nozzle, and force the grommet against your pipe.You will want to set the regulator on your compressor to approximately 40 pounds.Good luck!
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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 : I have a husky air compressor that will only build pressure to 60 psi but the motor keeps running?
My husky air compressor is probably 5 years old. When I turn it on it will only pressurize up to 60 psi but the motor keeps running until I shut it off manually. HELP!!!
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It sounds like the intake valves are bad. They are little spring loaded disc type check valves that are usually located in the top of the compressor head or the intake manifold. They are inexpensive and easy to replace. You can usually buy a kit that includes the discs, guides, springs and head gaskets if needed.
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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 : How does this air tank/compressor work?
So I have a 15lb. air tank which has three spiky things that air comes out of or goes into and a pressure gague and a release lever. I need to make it into an air compressor to fire a cannon (theatre thing). I don't have any idea how to power this. There are no plugs or cords or anything! Help, I'm feeling like an idiot.Actually, this is for shooting fake blood across a stage.
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those tanks are filled at a station that services and rents them, most have heillium for balloons but some are compressed air. they hold a great deal of air. Try a party store for info
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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 : air compressor!?
i just threw a Nathan p3 train horn in my car, with a craftsman 5 gallon 150psi air tank to power it.but the thing is, i cant fill the tank with the compressor i have, and all the gas station compressors stop at 80 psi.i have a very old 175 psi portable 12volt car outlet compressor but it wont even start to fill the tank.will this work on filling the tankhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MASTER-FLOW-CYCLONE-12V-150-PSI-PORTABLE-AIR-COMPRESSOR_W0QQcmdZV iewItemQQcategoryZ43986QQihZ002QQitemZ120171305497QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVWi don't care about checking the stupid laws on train horns if its illegal or not!you are doing something illegal tooyou are in contact with a minor (17) online!
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Your craftsman compressor should do the work , maybe is not working right or you're setting the regulator to high, you must set it at 100psi in order to get more CFM's , keep in mind that these horns need a lot of cfm's to work properly not too much pressure. you can find a lot of info for an instalation in a car, with these people they have everything. http://www.airhornsoftexas.com
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