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    Kellogg American b321 -- bogging down

    Hi Yatg, Valid question. I took it off and cleaned it before I fired it up the first time. It's an oil filter, and I haven't taken the canister off, again really hoping to find a manual, but I cleaned the filter and I could feel oil in it. Looked 'cleanish'.
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    Kellogg American b321 -- bogging down

    I had hoped so too, Pancho. Alas, no dice.
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    Kellogg American b321 -- bogging down

    Mac, you are certainly onto something. I kept it at 110 but used some 10 AWG wire to build a makeshift plug whip. She made it to 60~ psi before starting to bog down. I'll go to 220 with it next. The only issue is that I don't have a service manual for the motor so I'm going to have to hunt for...
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    Kellogg American b321 -- bogging down

    Hey Mac, That's a valid question. It didn't have a plug with it when I got her -- so I went with a 14 AWG plug -- I'll try an 8 AWG and see if that fixes the issue. Thanks for the input. -Mike
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    Kellogg American b321 -- bogging down

    Hey Mac, Thanks for the questions, I appreciate your help. I've attached two photo's, but here are the details: 1.5 hp 1725 RPM Hooked up to 110 volts I might move it to 230 power once she is up and running, but the closest outlet is on the other side of my shop, so I'm hoping to make sure...
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    Kellogg American b321 -- bogging down

    Hey everyone! Thanks for letting me join the forum!! I recently acquired a new to me vintage Kellogg American B321 compressor. I replaced the belt, the wiring to the motor, and put on a new pressure switch. Plugged her in and she started first try! Amazing. I have not gone into the guts of the...
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