Central Pneumatic or Devillbiss Pro 4000 or Husky

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awperMember since Aug 2013

Hi Everyone,

Im trying to get a used compressor for my home just for working on my cars or if I ever do my fence
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Here are my choices

Central Pneumatic Upright Mdel 47065 3 HP 21 GL $125 comes with reel hose. Low Hours used

Husky Upright 1.5 HP 21 GL 150 PSI New $125 – oil free

Devillbiss Proo 4000 5 HP 20 GL
$125 low hours Comes with hose, ratchet and impact wrench oil free

Thanks in advance

 

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

“Devillbiss Proo 4000 5 HP 20 GL $125 low hours Comes with hose, ratchet and impact wrench oil free”

Looks like the best deal to me. The 5 HP will give you faster air recovery. The Central Pneumatic would be my 2nd choice. Husky compressors are rebranded Campbell Hausfield’s

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Conductor562 wrote:

“Devillbiss Proo 4000 5 HP 20 GL $125 low hours Comes with hose, ratchet and impact wrench oil free”

Looks like the best deal to me. The 5 HP will give you faster air recovery. The Central Pneumatic would be my 2nd choice. Husky compressors are rebranded Campbell Hausfield’s

In your opinion, how does Central pneumatic rank in compressors for you?

awperMember since Aug 2013

Conductor562 wrote:

“Devillbiss Proo 4000 5 HP 20 GL $125 low hours Comes with hose, ratchet and impact wrench oil free”

Looks like the best deal to me. The 5 HP will give you faster air recovery. The Central Pneumatic would be my 2nd choice. Husky compressors are rebranded Campbell Hausfield’s

here is the Pro 4000

 

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DR99Member since Nov 2012

Just an Fyi these cheap oilless air compressors can be noisy as hell if your using it fairly often you might want to take that into consideration.

awperMember since Aug 2013

DR99 wrote:

Just an Fyi these cheap oilless air compressors can be noisy as hell if your using it fairly often you might want to take that into consideration.

 Ill probably use it 4 times a  year. Should I get the Pneumatic instead?

DR99Member since Nov 2012

All of them at this price are going to be noisy but only 4 times a year I wouldn’t bother with the extra cost.  Sounds like the pro is the best deal of the bunch.

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

Central Pneumatic compressors aren’t to bad. They’re on of the 3 gems at HF.

DR99 is right about the oil less noise, but no more than your going to use it, it shouldn’t be an issue and the maintenance would be a bigger hassle than any benefit would be worth IMO.

awperMember since Aug 2013

How about a 30 gl crafstman 5hp 50 psi upright oiless for same price

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

Last count I had Craftsman was being made by Sanborn. Decent compressors. I believe they make the Kobalt compressors for Lowe’s too. I’m getting ready to buy a 5 hp 80 gallon Ingersoll Rand myself. I still haven’t completely ruled out the Kobalt yet though.

DR99Member since Nov 2012

awper wrote:

How about a 30 gl crafstman 5hp 50 psi upright oiless for same price

There are a bunch of Craftsman air compressors that are under a recall.

awperMember since Aug 2013

DR99 wrote:

There are a bunch of Craftsman air compressors that are under a recall.

 

Thank you. I found another PRO 4000 with 3.5HP for $70. Comes with the hose, but seller cant tell me how old . I guess I’ll go with the 5HP

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