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After looking at those, I agree. I can't find any markings on the green one that I have at home now. I'll check the other one tomorrow after I get it home.

This old one is a beast. It's got two 1/8" plates on top, legs would hold up a bridge. I got these things for $10 each from my work.

Where is yours marked? The one I have at home is full. The other one I'm bringing home from work tomorrow. Warner

What time period would you say the green boxes are from? Thanks again! Warner

Thanks!

Here's mine. Not sure of year. If someone can tell me where to look, I'd appreciate it. My workplace had this in the scrap pile a while back and I promptly pulled it right out and took it home for free. Also have 2 like the green one, but I'm not sure who made them. Anyone have any...

I'm scoring some more older industrial items from my workplace, from the "graveyard" as I call it. A mezzanine where they move old office and shop furniture when it's not longer to be used. I shop here from time to time. I've bought several Pollard Brothers benches that I love for my...

I got them! I sold the Quincy/Brinks one to a friend and paid for both of them. Now I have to figure out what's the better option - replace the 3 phase motor with a 1 phase motor and starter or buy a phase converter to convert the 1 phase power to 3 phase. I have to do some homework on this...

More good info. Thanks! Warner

Good info, guys. Thanks. I'm looking at a few different houses so no telling where I'll end up. Warner

Good suggestions guys. If I buy it, I'll keep everyone posted. Warner

Well THAT makes it easy. Hahaha. I love that there's a coffee mug on top of the stove in your photo! Warner

OK, I've seen what the motor starters look like. So it's likely mounted wherever this one was used. I'll try to figure that out and see if they will pull the starter off the wall for me.....if not, we're talking roughly another $100. So still under $500 all in on the compressor, which looks...

Well, my chances of getting these compressors is near 100%. I'm selling the Binks to a friend at a GREAT price, which is enough to cover what I'm paying for both of them. So at least I'll be starting with something that I have no money into with the Kellogg American. I've been searching...

I have no doubt that the newer ones are more efficient. This one is already in the house, so I would use what's there. If you get your wood for free (and anyone who puts a little effort into that, at least in my area, can), then the efficiency is a lot less of an issue. If anyone figures out...

Thanks! Someone on another forum doesn't think it's a Fisher. I really don't care who made it, as long as it's quality, functional, and safe to use. I appreciate all the knowledgeable helpful guys (and gals) on here. Warner

Thanks guys....I'm doing some research now. Good info, and much appreciated.

Nope....in the Rockford, Illinois area. Thanks for the reply....going to look up Fisher type stoves now... Warner

Not in a garage, but basement of a house I'm considering buying. I'm a sucker for wood burning stoves. What can anyone tell me about this one? Obviously put into what used to be a fireplace. The house was built in the 50's....not sure the age of the stove, but to me it looks pretty cool...

Good info. So yeah, at $500 all in if the thing were working wouldn't be horrible. Like I said, I don't really "need" a compressor that big, but it's pretty cool. I'd find a use for it. Hahaha.....probably could do a lot with a compressor that large. What are some applications for something...