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ok well i decided to take this pos mastercraft thing i got and buy a better one.
are campbell hausfeld and husky the same company? i think i will buy this one. $530 at candian tire 5-hp/20-gallon with maximum psi: 125 20 amps 120V Pump RPM: 860 Horizontal ASME portable tank with single-stage unit on wheels Pump design is cast iron, oil lubricated, twin cylinder Side port makes filling oil easy. Easy change filter for clean intake Regulator with gauges (included and assembled) Safety precautions are recommended with any air compressors Model No. VT6290 |
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Yes Campbell and Husky are the same ,the compressor you have in the pic is a very decent compressor,the only thing I ever had to do on those are these guys will buy them and try to use them like an industrial compressor and burn the head gasket out of them,I don't know what Campbell does to them at the factory ,but ,It seems like when you first get them and you work them pretty tough the check valve int the tank will occasionally stick causing them to blow the gasket out of the valve plate.This will be taken care of under warranty though.Don't let me discourage you from buying this one because this does not always happen ,But ,it does ocasionally nonethless.I have seen these compressors work as long as you want them to,most that dont last is because of sheer neglect.Just be sure and change oil regularly and clean the air filter and you'll like it,the are also not as noisy either!!
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I would probably change the oil the first time at about three hours of good cycling. After the oil is changed the first time,you should probably change it every couple months if you use it pretty heavy,if just on occasional use change once a summer,just to keep fresh oil in it.Just remember it doesn't have a pressure lubed system so as long as you use like a pennzoil 5-30 or an equivalent non-detergent oil,you should have no trouble with humidity . The humidity or temp. changes don't seem to effect them much ,so as long as its not -20 or -30 below you should be fine.Enjoy your compressor!!
68sprtfury |
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