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As others have said you have a Quincy 325 ROC 7 pump. I have an earlier one than yours that I use on a regular basis. Mine is from I believe 1956. Parts of still available both from Quincy and aftermarket. I would post a pic for you but I'm on my tablet. You should post a pic of yours. My...

I am glad you are being realistic in what to purchase. I went through the same process you did. I ended up with a used Quincy 100 gal because the price is right. The used Quincy was less than the IR that you are looking at. The IR has mixed reviews. I don't know if you are set on new, but...

Hmm did some internet searching. Apparently they are no longer made by Lifan, but rather another company. They are still a Honda clone with some parts that don't interchange but performance parts can be ordered. Just because you should.

I put the previous generation on my Rototiller the year before last. They were clearing them out for the new model and I got two for $70ish each. It has done great. I did a lot of research before buying. They are great motors. I have replaced some parts on mine with Honda replacement parts...

I too looked at a NEW QT series and ended up with a used QR. I love overkill. That being said, it is an older Quincy 325 and have more air than I can use. Mine is a 100 gal and puts out 17 cfm @ 175 PSI. It is in my home shop. Recently the leaf blower wouldn't start so I used a blow nozzle...

I have bought a couple of vehicles from the local utility this way. I really dislike this method because it is hard to "steal" something. If it is administered correctly it is the fairest way for everybody involved.

I have the 211. A few months ago I finally hooked it to 220. I don't know if it is me justifying the wiring cost but it seems to weld better on 220 even on the exhaust I normally weld.

I have built the blades themselves but never got them mounted on the stands. I used redwood and a draw knife to create the blade. I did this for durability and ease of creation. I had a book on the design methods depending on the application. Mine were usually just two blades for simplicity...

When there is enough space I usually use this. http://www.amazon.com/Alltrade-648827-2-Inch-Valve-Adjustment/dp/B0002Q8TU0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1363633444&sr=8-2&keywords=jam+nut+wrench I just wish I could find a reasonably priced 12mm unit. For now I'll just use a wrench and screw driver on...

I have the same welder but it is currently cartless. I have looked at it quite a few times but worry that it is flimsy. I am glad to see that it was support the weight of our welders. IS anybody else using this cart for the 211?

Mike I just got my latest edition of Honda Tuning. I was excited to see a fellow garage journal member in there. For those of you that don't get Honda Tuning (you should because everyone needs a modified Honda), Mike is mentioned on the cover and has five pages inside. The awesome part of...

I am interested, shipping cost dependent of course.

I wish it was the correct color instead of Ford blue. I did wonder why it was two toned when I got it, but now I see why. I also didn't realize my after cooler pipe was beat to hell until I see it next to yours. I knew it was bad but not that bad. Oh well. What ROC or vintage is the one...

I have helped my father clean up his clutter. The key seems to be "small" projects and clear goals. Don't forget the underlying problems too. When we did my dad's place I asked him what three project categories he wanted to keep. If it didn't fit one of those categories it was gone. We also...

Here is my 1955 Quincy 325 ROC 4 that I picked up on the local classifieds. Repainted it (don't love the colors might redo it), put a baldor 5 hp on it with mag starter. I spin it about 850 RPM and it has more than enough air for me. I think the tank is 100 gal. Since I'm in a older urban...

Re: what did you do in your garage today? It has been cold here. Like over 20 F feels warm type of cold. Garage was closed for the season until I bought this Subaru with a spun rod bearing. Bought a construction heater, rebuilt the engine and finished it this morning. Time to shake it down...

Like others have said. It looks like a 325. I have a similar compressor at home that is a ROC 4. They look slightly different but close enough. Mine came without a motor and I debated what size to get. I got a 5 hp because there wasn't much of a cost difference. The 3 HP will work just...

I have used it and it works alright. I have heard that since the little tanks are not DOT certified for refill you "cannot" transport them once refilled. Does any more know about this?

I got one for Christmas. I have really liked it so far. Not wild about the color but it works. I had used my brother's snap on until he moved away. As many have said the mechanism is the same. The williams has a smooth shaft and a triangle handle with the points cut off. I prefer the shape...

I flip cars, ocassional side job but try to avoid them. They don't pay like the flip does and I hate working on them when I have to, but love doing it for fun. (if that makes any sense) When I do a flip there isn't usually a deadline unless I'm getting ready for snow (4WD) season or spring...