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Have you checked to see if just the clutch is available? I sell and install ac parts and unless you buy a complete compressor you probably wont be able to buy just a clutch. The reason i got into this business is because I was tired of being ripped off by ac shops. I was charged $400 for...

The more I look at their pictures it appears CAS and Eaton Polar Air use the same pump for the 7.5 hp compressors. One has eaton cast into it though.

The more I look at the pictures it looks like CAS and Eaton Polar Air have the same pump for the 7.5hp compressor.

Ive had a 244 for nearly 20 years and never had an issue with it....until a few days ago when something happened with the trigger. When I plug the air hose onto the gun the thing takes off. I used it quite a bit back in the day (diesel mechanic) but I have never used a thunder gun so I cant...

They claim the parts are readily available, they have been in the business since 1980. I know that is not long compared to Quincy/Curtis but they are all made in China supposedly. I would love to have a Saylor Beall but I cant afford that. I have a Schulz MSV40SA pump that is built really nice...

Stick welds are strong as hell but its an art to make a nice weld. I learned on a mig and cant weld for chit with a stick welder. I purchased a Firepower welder from ASE Deals website maybe 8 years ago and that thing has never let me down. Good little welder. At the time it was quite a bit lower...

Ive been shopping for a compressor for a few months now and when Im close to breaking the card out I usually find something that I dont like about the compressor. I have been close to buying a Curtis CA, Quincy QT, Schulz and now a CAS. I just spoke with the CAS Rep and it seems like they have...

I bought the $200 pedestal fan from HD. Makes a lot of impressive noise but doesn't push much air even for as big as the fan is. I also have a Dayton 24" that has a motor going out on it but when it worked, it worked great! Will be replacing the motor soon, strange that Baldor was out of stock...

Model, you have a Schulz or a CAS?

larry g is spot on. Ive been doing a lot of research on building a compressor with the parts I have VS. buying one and pump size is where its at. If you have a smaller pump you are limited. Very cool compressor though!

Good to know that CAS didnt have a known issue. I am looking forward to their response to my questions. Do you happen to know if it is common to not have a bearing between the rod/ crankshaft? I know back in the day that was normal for lawnmowers and stuff. Seems like there should be in 2013.

I emailed Compressed Air Systems with a few questions. Was there a reason you didn't like CAS? I will share their response if I get one.

I just called Schulz to ask a few questions, thought I would share the info with you guys. I'm interested in their 7.5hp V pump 80 gallon vertical compressor. They offer 1 year warranty on everything but the pump which is 2 years. The 15hp is the only one they offer with disc valves, all others...

Im sure this has been discussed and hashed before but am I alone in thinking that reed valves are inferior to disk valves? The only thing that has kept me from breaking the wallet out for a schulz is that they use reed valves (as well as a lot of other compressor brands). I used to use a lot of...

Man you are gonna be pissed when you misplace one of those. I had to purchase a set of used high angle open ends for AC work. Snap On was the only one that had that much of an angle. For standard box/open end wrenches I use Crapsman, I cant afford to fill my toolbox with the high end stuff.

Did you purchase the compressor? I am also looking for info on the same compressor as well as a Schulz compressor with similar stats. Hope somebody has input.

Hello guys, new to the forum and joined for a few reasons but this thread was the most intriguing, does anyone have any updates on their schulz compressors? I am a complete mental nut when it comes to making a decision on something that costs as much as these compressors do. Im down to either a...