Recent content by boros40

Larry, This is a used saylor beall compressor. I put new valves and copper gaskets in. It as I said does not have a real blow by pressure. I di measure the pulleys and did the calculation and it is only turning 535 rpm. So I think this is a exceptable cfm for the speed. I need to put it on line...

I did that and it come up with about 12.13cfm. I expected higher. It was rated 17. I don't really get a over abundance of blow by from the crank case vent

I have a Saylor Beall with a 705 two stage pump 5 hp motor and a 80 gallon tank. It takes 9-10 min to fill from 0 to 150 psi. Does this seam like the right time?

I have the new valves in it. Gave it a test run and it takes about 9 min to pressurize from 0 to 145. does this sound slow? I did not re-ring it it did not look glazed. just looking for comments.

engine puller to load. I removed the motor and steam cleaned the rest. Got it home removed the pump, wiring and pipe plugs and back to the car wash to hose out I would say 7 inches of sludge from the bottom of the tank. it was 47 years of comp oil, rust flakes and dirt that would not drain. I...

By the way, how do you post over 1300 posted in only 4 months? Just a question.

Single with a newer Marathon motor. A REAL 5hp motor not a "up to" 5hp motor. It was snowing when I picked it so it still loaded on the trailer but will do more with it tomorrow. Did talk with Dennis at Saylor- Bealle and he was very helpful with a few questions I had in it.

Just joined and like reading ideas on these forums. Try to add my 2 cents when I have sense and learned to listen when I have none. Good day.

I just replaced 12 2 bulb 4ft florestants with just 4 of these fixtures. It is twice the lighting and less energy. I bought them a home depot for about 80 each. Here is the link...

Sorry I bought the compressor. I found your post while I was looking up a manual for the unit. I is very greasy but is in good shape. I will steam clean it and restore it back to new shape with what ever it needs. They still make these here in st johns mi.