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h018871 11-05-2013 03:29 PM

Air Compressor for the Garage
 
My old 60gal tank has sprung a leak and i need to replace it. i've been searching online and there are MANY choices out there. i started with just replacing the tank, but that is nearly the price of a new compressor. since mine is very old, i'm leaning towards a new compressor.

looked and sears, i've always had good experience with Craftsman, but the ratings are pretty poor. i know not to believe everything i read on the internet...........but the Craftsman products do not seem to be as good as they used to be.

what are you folks using and would you recommend the same to your mother?

thx in advance

EarlyApex 11-05-2013 05:09 PM

Here's the one I would buy if I had to replace mine. The IR 2 stage with 80 gal tank at $1198 shipped to your door. I would steer clear of the big box stores for this.

http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/pn...FStxQgodl0MAlQ

h018871 11-05-2013 07:06 PM

Thx EarlyApex
I've been looking at the IR compressors, that is what i now have. i was looking at the need for the 2 stage version for me............i don't have anything that needs 175psi. what do you see is the advantage?

snymat68 11-05-2013 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by h018871 (Post 7160327)
Thx EarlyApex
I've been looking at the IR compressors, that is what i now have. i was looking at the need for the 2 stage version for me............i don't have anything that needs 175psi. what do you see is the advantage?

From another site...

"Two-stage air compressors provide a reliable air source in commercial, industrial and automotive applications. Multistage units tend to be more efficient compressing air to a higher pressure than single-stage compressors. This allows more air to be stored for future use while generating less heat, reducing wear and extending compressor life."

I've used a two stage, Craftsman Professional, 80gal for years. Definitely quieter.

h018871 11-06-2013 10:29 AM

Thx snymat68, more pressure = less pump cycles.
i like the color of your car!

Fish-man 11-06-2013 10:33 AM

I bought a CH VT6271. works well for running all my air tools. I needed a short horiz compressor to fit under my workbench. A lot quieter than my old craftsman 20gal 110v oil-less

KlugSS 11-06-2013 11:04 AM

I use a Sears 60 gallon compressor. I have owned it for 3 years and not a single complaint.
I also picked it up for $350 on Black Friday.

snymat68 11-06-2013 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by h018871 (Post 7161947)
Thx snymat68, more pressure = less pump cycles.
i like the color of your car!

No problem. Be sure to post a pic of whatever you end up with!

And thanks! Just as difficult as black to keep clean though. :bonk:

JCO2185 11-06-2013 03:45 PM

im actually looking for a compressor as well, subscribing to this thread!

MrWray 11-06-2013 03:51 PM

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I have a husky pro 30 gallon air compressor, got it from home depot. ive had it for over 2 years now and its been a good compressor


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Ryanbabz71 11-06-2013 04:20 PM

I have had my 30 gallon craftsman since 2004. Works great


Ryan

Firefighter 11-06-2013 04:29 PM

I have a 7.5HP 60 Husky from Home Depot. Running it for over 10 years now, the compressor is a piston style made in USA deal. No issues at all. I got it in a trade and it cost me almost nothing. Their price for one wasn't too bad last I checked.

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colingordon 11-06-2013 09:23 PM

That Ingersoll Rand 2 Stage compressor is the best compressor you could ever get. Highly recommended

JasonK 11-07-2013 07:57 AM

I have a Kobalt 80 gallon from Lowe's, been using it for 3 years now, no issues at all.


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