IR closeout deals

[srmofo]

IR recently updated their closeouts. Almost 6 pages worth with a few great deals scattered in. Lots of regulators and oilers. Unfortunately I havent checked in a week or so and missed out the steal of a deal on the 50' retractable reels. They still have a 100' at $100 which isnt bad but thats way more hose than Ill ever need at my house

http://shop.ingersollrandproducts.com/

Free shipping on almost everything

 

[turbowoodworker]

Thanks for the link srmofo. Those look like great prices compared to HF, HD, Northern Tool, etc.
But, call me dense but I'm missing something on the website. Every item I look at fails to give a description or size specs. I'm not experienced enough to look at the picture and know that is the one I need.
I guess I'll have to search each cat no. In Grainger catalogue cause even when I search on IR site I get the same picture.
Help me!

 

[ren71]

Does anyone know if the spray guns are any good?

 

[Southern]

Am I reading this wrong? That 100' hose reel is showing up at like over a thousand bucks retail. And all of those Filter/Regulator combos for under $20? What's the story here? Is this a legit site or some kind of scam?

 

[bformato]

I work for Ingersoll Rand and this is our Closeout site. This is an official Ingersoll Rand site. The items on the site are all new discontinued or slow moving inventory items that we are selling at clearance prices. We have limited stock of each item.

 

[rollscanhardly]

the site is legit, i just received these yesterday and another package to arrive today (hose reels and burrs) and my two 50' hoses to ship later this week (they had a system glitch)

(heads up, the drill bits are made in china)

the liquidator is sweet

 

[rollscanhardly]

a friend of mine, snagged the only impact hammer & chisel set for $19.... he's pretty stoked

 

[rollscanhardly]

like bformato said, these items have sat on the shelf for a while.... the packing boxes are dusty dusty

 

[stonesfan68]

It was $20 for a 50-foot hose reel! Man, I wish I would have seen that!

 

[rollscanhardly]

just got the knock at the door

 

[OxJaw]

just got the knock at the door

Nice score on those hose reels, to bad they are sold out now. Those were a hell of a deal at $20. I would like to have got a couple of those

 

[rollscanhardly]

it was a great deal, the 50' hoses were $17 while they lasted, picked up two, should see them next week.

my friend scored this air hammer set for $19, he was johnny on the spot for this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ingersoll-R..._Automotive_Tools&hash=item35c437ee37&vxp=mtr

lots of big impacts, great savings if you have the need for 2 1/2 impacts

 

[ATC]

Thanks for the link. I ordered a HVLP paint gun for $45 (msrp $155). I've got a truck to paint this spring/summer and needed one for it

 

[elronin]

just got the knock at the door

Ordered a regulator filter combo. Are those 50 foot reels plastic housing or metal housing, or a mix of both? Either way great deal free shipping, makes it even better.

 

[Buckgnarly]

Ordered a regulator filter combo. Are those 50 foot reels plastic housing or metal housing, or a mix of both? Either way great deal free shipping, makes it even better.

Which one did you get? I'm with the post before aboutnot knowing anything about the models.

 

[Loudpipes66]

Thank you srmofo!!! I ordered quite a few things. Buckgnarly just google each individual part number for the combos. I got C38331-801 3/8" npt 99cfm auto drain frl(filter regulate lubricate). Be careful if it says bsp in the title (british pipe thread) I did not know this and it is different thread than npt.

 

[rollscanhardly]

Are those 50 foot reels plastic housing or metal housing, or a mix of both? Either way great deal free shipping, makes it even better.

plastic

well plastic and metal

the base is metal as is the cradle, the side circle plates are plastic

 

[alxdgr8]

Here's the ARO-Flo Catalog, I used it for ordering a few regulators/filters/oilers (1500 Series).
http://fileserver.ingersollrand.com/DocumentLibrary/ARO-Flo_FRLCatalog.pdf

And a quick overview of the series are:
1000 Series - "Micro", 1/8" and 1/4" ports (59scfm)
1500 Series - "Compact", 1/4" and 3/8" ports (113scfm)
2000 Series - "Standard", 3/8", 1/2", and 3/4" ports (222scfm)
3000 Series - "Heavy Duty", 3/4" and 1" ports (368scfm)

 

[bas157]

just got the knock at the door

What's the COO on the burrs?

 

[rollscanhardly]

china

 

[srmofo]

http://pdf.directindustry.com/pdf/i...ies/aro-flo-frl-catalog/20987-335635-_17.html

This is a pdf with all of the model numbers

There are 3 series (1000,1500,2000)
The last 3 of the number (-601,610,801,810) are the material that the bowls are made of. The metal bowls hold 250 psi . I believe the poly bowls are all ending with 601,801 and they hold 150psi

I believe 3/8 npt is cxxx31 while cxxx21 is 1/4 but dont hold me to that.

Read the PDF for the exact specs

Damnit had the 100' reel in my basket and while figuring out which regulator someone bought it out from under me.

!more thing the last 3 8xx or 6xx.
8 denotes a F+R+L
6 denotes a F/R +L ....I think

 

[elronin]

Which one did you get? I'm with the post before aboutnot knowing anything about the models.

Ingersoll Rand Ingersoll-rand C38231-810 Frl,3 Piece,3/8 In Npt,85 Cfm,250 Psi 4pjp4

$19.02 delivered, did everyone pay tax?

 

[Southern]

Damnit had the 100' reel in my basket and while figuring out which regulator someone bought it out from under me.

Yoink.

 

[srmofo]

Ingersoll Rand Ingersoll-rand C38231-810 Frl,3 Piece,3/8 In Npt,85 Cfm,250 Psi 4pjp4

$19.02 delivered, did everyone pay tax?

Yes,

I bought that one as well

 

[Buckgnarly]

Ingersoll Rand Ingersoll-rand C38231-810 Frl,3 Piece,3/8 In Npt,85 Cfm,250 Psi 4pjp4

$19.02 delivered, did everyone pay tax?

Yup, tax here.

 

[fr0mastaj]

Thanks for heads up! I picked up a 1/4" FR/L - ARO FRL Combination Unit CMBTN,1500SRS,NPT C38221-610

 

[Shobra]

Forget the hose reel those heavy duty balancers are the real steal.

Retail for around $2,000 yours now for 150. I just can't think of a anything I need to hang that weights between 176-198 pounds.

Maybe I could hook it from the crane and hook it to myself and pretend I'm walking on the moon.

 

[turbowoodworker]

SRMOFO, sorry you didn't get the reel. I too was trying to figure out the filter/reg parts numbers (thanks for the AVRO link) and the reel that was in my basket disappeared. I think that since it was your idea, someone should send you their reel. They wouldn't have got it without ya.

 

[purplezr2]

Thanks, got a few hose reels for the future garage.

 

[Chadwilliam1]

Good luck to those of you who just bought thse regulators. I had two of them and removed both of them because they both leaked and I couldnt get them to stop. At that price you are no out much. I just took out a filter, reg and oiler unit like pictured above. My oiler was always empty it worked fine I just didnt like it.

This is a very good deal though.

 

[pipsters]

Good luck to those of you who just bought thse regulators. I had two of them and removed both of them because they both leaked and I couldnt get them to stop. At that price you are no out much. I just took out a filter, reg and oiler unit like pictured above. My oiler was always empty it worked fine I just didnt like it.

This is a very good deal though.

Was that the filter/regulator combo? Hopefully I get some good ones.

Does anyone know how IR has you rig up the auto drain? I bought a manual and auto drain (2 units) just in case I can't figure out the auto drain system.

 

[srmofo]

If you are wanting any of these, hurry up. The easily usable ones are disappearing fast

 

[mattamd_xp]

Placed an order for a few different things earlier. At these prices it's like buying Harbor Freight stuff, but much higher quality!

 

[Chadwilliam1]

Was that the filter/regulator combo? Hopefully I get some good ones.

Does anyone know how IR has you rig up the auto drain? I bought a manual and auto drain (2 units) just in case I can't figure out the auto drain system.

No, Both were stand alone regualters. One was just plumbed into the three piece unit like pictured above.

 

[pipsters]

I bought these:
.

• P39333-610 - 3/8" port 0.3 micron filter 0-140 psi / gauge metal bowl w/ sight glass manual drain
• P39333-614 - 3/8" port 0.3 micron filter 0-140 psi / gauge metal bowl w/ sight glass auto drain
• P39334-624 - 3/8" port 5 micron filter 0-140 psi / gauge metal bowl auto drain
• P39454-620 - 3/4" port 5 micron filter 0-140 psi / gauge metal bowl manual drain

I didn't get an oiler, I had no reason for one, even though they seemed to be cheaper...

Anyone know about the auto drains? I got both kinds, they were cheap enough just in case. Also what about 0.3 micron vs. 5 micron filters? Would they flow the same amount? I would think 0.3 micron is better, but not sure how they'd work. According to the tech docs they all flow the same amount.

 

[pipsters]

No, Both were stand alone regualters. One was just plumbed into the three piece unit like pictured above.

Thanks, I'll cross my fingers.

 

[motorcycle79]

Dang missed out on the reels

 

[JayL]

Ingersoll Rand Ingersoll-rand C38231-810 Frl,3 Piece,3/8 In Npt,85 Cfm,250 Psi 4pjp4

$19.02 delivered, did everyone pay tax?

I ordered 3 of this item. Currently we have Parkers installed in the shops but am keeping these as backup. I wish the 1/2" was also on clearance.

http://shop.neobits.com/ingersoll_r...iece_3_8_in_npt_85_cfm_250_psi_1034134552.php

I'm not so keen on the Carbide Burrs thus ordered only a set to see it.

Thanks to the OP for posting the deal.

 

[Southern]

Autodrains are typically pressure valves that open with the system depressurizes. You have to either kill the air or disconnect the compressor to get them to drain themselves, which is really only a benefit if it's installed somewhere that's a pain in the *** to get at.

They can also be opened manually if you run a lot of continuous duty.

Overall, not a tremendous upgrade. has pretty limited utility.

 

[pipsters]

Autodrains are typically pressure valves that open with the system depressurizes. You have to either kill the air or disconnect the compressor to get them to drain themselves, which is really only a benefit if it's installed somewhere that's a pain in the *** to get at.

They can also be opened manually if you run a lot of continuous duty.

Overall, not a tremendous upgrade. has pretty limited utility.

Thanks Southern. If they can be run manually as well that would be fine with me.