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Good for you dude, it works! And $28 bucks!!! Win win
If it works … it works !!!!
great score
If you’re worried, you can always take the drain port out and stick an inspection camera inside to see if it was drained regularly or if it’s about to explode.
Don’t know about the crap inside blowing into your air tools,guns etc….hate to ruin a good tool for a cheap compressor
Framer joe wrote:
12 hours ago, Framer joe said:Don’t know about the crap inside blowing into your air tools,guns etc….hate to ruin a good tool for a cheap compressor
An inexpensive filter/regulator will prevent that issue.
Make sure you monitor it the first couple of times you use it to ensure the pressure switch cuts it off when it reaches full pressure. As old as that is, max pressure is probably going to be 120-125 PSI. Look for a tag or stamping on the tank or pressure switch to tell you what it is.

