Recent content by ronits

Have a floor model WT 900, came with slow speed, table lift with ball crank and belt guard, paid $163 total for it! A steal for sure. within an yr I have acquired a mint production table (gotta love that cast bowl there!) and a vintage style (solid hand wheel) with a 29" or so lead screw. It...

I have a nice 1/4 HP GE vintage motor that will work nice with this tank. The compressor being staged is a Quincy X2.

recently got this 930k tank, and boy it’s a beauty! Cost me $150! Shipping was $100, NY to SF destination. Seller still has the compressor which I have asked if he can ship, I basically paid $50 for tank, compressor and motor but only got the tank. Thought I had a compressor that would work with...

Whats cool is that it would be collecting all that moisture, letting only dry air, cooler air going to the tank. Most likely the main tank maybe in better condition then many of our newer modern tanks! That receiver I think plays more of an important role on here then it would on a portable...

AMAZING! This has more cool parts on it like the motor adjustable base. Been looking for a period correct cast one one for a while now, guessing soon one will pop up at an estate sale making me feel like its Christmas! The compressor looks to be an earlier model and is basically how Campbell...

Link to the pressure queen running

Some pics. The pressure queen weighs around 70ibs folks back then were stronger for sure the sears version seems to be a latter version with the lower half of the crank wider with mounts. I still prefer the earlier crankcase design though

What you have there is a unit from the original manufacturer-Campbell hausfield- pressure queen. On the side where the oil sight is, in yellow there would be instructions about what oil to put and an alternative power source- an engine to power the compressor. I have the pressure queen as well...