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I think I told you about Easton compressors a friend has had his a 5 HP 2 stage inline never had a problem with it and it runs quiet. If I didnt have my compressor I would buy from them.

If the handle was turned too much it may cause the oil to leak out im not sure just wait for the expert to read your post

now your all set to wire it up....we all need some edumacation !!!

I pulled the ram out and found the cup to have seen better days. The cylinder looks smooth it actually was fairly clean in there but it had pieces of the seal in it Do I need to take the end nut off the ram ? it is # 4 in the schematic Do I need to take the packing box nut off ? # 34 I...

The pump cup appears to be worn but no crack, a piece of dirt on the spring

One of the side bars has a bend in it, I put my straight edge against it

I finally had some time to tear the jack down and degrease it all

If you want it set up so you can use the outlet for other things you can install a 220V outlet and get a plug for the compressor and they you can unplug it and plug something else in but you will need to size your wire and breaker accordingly. 20 amp = #12 wire and 30 amp = #10 wire. And yes...

A true 5 HP 2 stage compressor would be great for a blaster and just about everything else you would use.

Going to a true 5 HP will require a starter and # 8 wire with a 40 A breaker then it will be dedicated for the compressor only.

If you are going to use a 30A breaker you will need to run # 10 Wire a # 12 is only good for a 20A breaker, if you have a problem and the breaker is 30 using #12 wire the breaker wont trip and may cause a fire. Get rid of the #16 coming out of the switch and replace it with min #14

I have Proto always been good to me

Some experts on here say since this is rated 7HP that you end up with #6 and a 50A breaker by code Yes a true 7 HP motor would need a 50 amp breaker but your motor is only 15 amps so it is a 3 HP. It takes 4.5 to 5 amps to make 1 HP at 220 v so a true 7 HP motor will be rated for around 32 amps

If it says 15 amp then it is a 3 HP motor go with a 20 amp breaker and wire it for 12 gauge. You can go to a bigger breaker a 20amp and use 12 guage wire because if you use a 15 amp breaker it may trip on heavy use but going to a bigger breaker the unit will only draw what it needs so yes it...

radiant tube heater with 9' ceilings will be low my friend does wood working and has a just under 10' ceiling and he cant work under it, its too hot when its running so he heats the shop and then turns it off while her works. It might be the heater he has but he wished he never put it in.

Chicago Pneumatic make a good ratchet I have had mine for many years

I have had my Proto ratchet 25 years and over the years replaced lost sockets with craftsman. As long as you have a good ratchet that works smooth I think you can get away with less expensive sockets as your not going to use them for high torque

Ignore the max developed HP it is inflated 2.9 HP so the rating on the motor should read 15 amps. Go with a 20 amp 220 V breaker and 12 g wire a regular breaker will be fine. what is the amps on the motor ? 15 ??

2 ton hein werner can be found for under 300.00 or a blackhawk for around 200.00

go to your local lumber yard and buy a 32x78 door slab and it will fit right in. The door you bought is too big and will require cutting down, they do make 32x 78 doors