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> My air compressor is toast, Ideas
Krieger
post Feb 26 2020, 08:57 PM
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16 y.o. Craftsman. The motor and compressor are one assembly and the motor is throwing sparks. Craftsman/Black and Decker does not sell a replacement motor. I called a shop in my town that rebuild electric motors and he said it's a throw away. The windings are bad. The motor/compressor bolts on a flat plate and has only the electric supply line and air line on it. I hate throwing things out and replacing them. Any ideas on another motor/pump that I can bolt on top to replace? Other solutions? Who wants my tank to add capacity to their set up (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) I wouldn't mind a quiter set up. This mofo was loud...


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Mark Henry
post Feb 27 2020, 08:24 AM
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Keep the tank, buy a new (or new to you) compressor, hook the old tank in series adding 30 gallons to the new compressor. You could hang the old tank above the new compressor to save space.
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post Feb 27 2020, 08:32 AM
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QUOTE(Mark Henry @ Feb 27 2020, 06:24 AM) *

Keep the tank, buy a new (or new to you) compressor, hook the old tank in series adding 30 gallons to the new compressor. You could hang the old tank above the new compressor to save space.


I was wondering if it could work that way. Maybe I could by a smaller quieter one with similar output connected to my 30 gallon.
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