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There will be more updates soon. Been real busy as i am in the process of buying a house. Stay tuned! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Good to know! Quincy sells the 325s as a packaged deal, and just as a pump. I will add this information to the top post. Check out the top posts, as I am adding more information this evening!:beer:

Follow the new thread here: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=6948652

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Lets start off my rebuild! Like I said, I am complete with it at this time (1/9/2018), and am awaiting the motor/parts to finish the tank.... This started, as I was in need of a new compressor for the home shop. My boss was very generous (rather owner of the company I work for), and let me...

First, I would like to go over the basic scope of a Quincy 325 air compressor, and what options there are. The Quincy 325 air compressor is considered by some the "Rolls Royce" of air compressors, they are capable of compressing up to 500PSI with optional equipment, but for the home shop user...

In reference to my original thread: Calling Quincy 325 Experts Strouty; I have not forgot about you :D I have been real busy throughout the past few months and have not had a chance to post, although I have done major work on my projects. The following posts will be of my Quincy 325 ROC 106...

I love the idea for jacking the table up. What brand casters did you use? I priced some out with Caster Concepts a while back, but they are way too expensive, so i decided not to do the project....

My bad Strouty. Been really busy this weekend and havent had a chance to take pics or work on it.... will in the days coming Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Tore it down tonight. Will post some pictures tommorrow.

Alright, so both of the pumps originally in question came off continuous run Cat D342 engines sitting at my work. It came up that i wanted one, and my boss said to pick one and take it. So i chose the newer of the two, ROC 106. The engine it was paired with had 65xx hours on the mechanical...

Hmm. I will double check that i have the correct manual when i get home. I am fairly certain it said 2006 I plan on running this unit off a 5HP motor, should that be OK? On another note, it seems like you know quite a bit regarding Quincy compressors.... what kind of background do you have...

The date on the ROC 106 parts manual shows 2006. ROC 107 shows 2014. I will most likely replace all that valving following this youtube video. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Alright. Here it is. Turns over good. 325LVD ROC106. What does the LVD mean? I already found the parts manual on Quincy’s site. I will most likely start a new thread on the rebuild...... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks like i will likely be getting the newer ROC model as shown. I will either have it monday or tuesday. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk