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$30 for a set of swivel impact sockets, that is throw away prices. Does the container that they came in say lifetime warranty? If not then you have no case and Northern Tool was being generous and giving you a 90 day warranty.

Sounds like the check valve is bad.

The Atlas air compressors are built by Puma, I confirmed by calling the Georgia branch. I would buy without any worries, as the 18 cfm@ 90 model is the one I have owned for 2 years and no problems.

I know that other brand switches will work(I deal with this almost daily), but it is harder to explain how to do this via internet or telephone. The simplest way for him to do this is to buy a direct replacement.

Square D does not make a compatible switch to replace the Condor. If you look at the black line underneath the switch tou will see why. He said one of the contacts fell and he repaired it. If I lived near him I would do the trouble shooting for him.

No more than $45, Master Tool Repair sales them for that. So it should be cheaper without the middle man if they do direct sales.

Condor is out of Charlotte NC, Phone# 704-544-8847 or 866-878-1497. I hope this helps, it may be cheaper and faster to call them. Just have your switch model on hand.

Ok then it is probably in the switch, when replacing it be very careful with the black line. grap the copper sticking out of the elbow under the switch and pull it tiwards the elbow and it will release the line to remove it. Replace with a swith just like it, I believe it is a Condor brand.

After looking at the pictures closely, I see the damage to that pressure switch. The reset is on the end of the motor to the left of the pressure switch.

Tank does not have any pressure in it does it? Wire it straight into the pressure switch and see if that helps.

From what I have seen from them they are a decent entry level compressor. They are no better or no worse than what you can get at any of the box stores. The most common problem with air compressors is buying too small of a compressor, causing it to run longer and putting undo stress on the unit.

I believe you will be very pleased on this purchase.

Very good deal, much better than the other one you was lookling at.

$250 is a real good buy on a newer unit. Just keep an eye on the oil, if it starts to look milky change it. Also use a good quality oil and it should last.

A 15 amp 110v is roughly 1.9/2.0 hp where as a 15 amp 220v will be 3 hp. if the same pump is used on the 110v as the 220v, you will see more cfm out of the compressor. Iknow Devilbiss(porter cable, craftsman) did this years ago.

The die grinder will wear the 30 gal pretty hard, and yes I am on gmfullsize. Check plate and see if it can be wired 208/230.

It is a $400 compressor. The Kobalt is a $400 compressor. The warranty is only as good as the person you buy it from.If you buy the right size to begin with a 1 year warranty will be all you need. If you buy to small(not enough cfm) a lifetime warranty will not be enough. What air tools are you...

Along with the unloader valve, you will need a bull whip to control the idle on the engine. If the prior motor was a 3hp then you will need a 6hp engine at the very least.

That is a tractor supply model, $1199.00 brand new. I would skip out on that deal.

So what I gather from the standard around here an 80 gal two stage with 14cfm will build faster than my 18cfm single stage. I do not think so. It will have a higher pressure, but not more cfm. I am new here, but not new to compressors. I answered a question truthfully, not the standard reply.