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    Hydrostatic test on compressor tank

    I'm refurbing a very old tank. 1949 vintage. Now and again I see people advising others to toss such a tank based on its age. Today I plugged all the holes, filled it with water and put a sprinkler gauge on it. I had to link a few different couplings together but it connected the pressure washer...
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    Compressor Motor Repair

    Well it looks like I did it again. I paid $400 for my cool old Quincy 325 compressor and its gonna cost me a lot more. I took the motor in to be gone over and it needs a bearing and a switch. I'm not sure what kind of switch is in the motor enclosure, but that's what the guy said. Might have...
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    Compressor tank plugs - cannot find. Returning my tank

    Hello all. I'm trying to test and if good return an old compressor tank from 1949. It's 70 gallons. Today I fought out one of the inspection plugs. Ultimately it took the torch. It was really in there. I worked at it hard until I was concerned that I was going to damage it so badly that I'd...
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    New Old Compressor - Test

    Hello I just bought a Quincy 325 roc 1 on a 70 gallon horizontal Westinghouse Tank. I paid $400. Not sure if it was a decent deal or not. It works well, though I'll likely restore it to perfect because I can't resist. My question is whether to trust a hydro test that I do on my own. The tank...
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    Quincy 325 ROC1

    Hello all I'm new so thank you in advance for your help. Today I picked up a compressor that I think might be put together from parts but initially I suspect I did well. Tank is marked Westinghouse 1949 . 70 gal with a 197 psi working pressure. I got a 5 hp Leland Faraday motor (mounted)...
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