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Air Compressor Brand ???

Shady23

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I have a 3 cylinder Air compressor that I am trying to figure out what brand it is any help would be appreciated very much. No tags and the only numbers that are stamped on it are 110 on the cylinders and also the letter D on the block .
 

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This is a Douat compressor made in Brazil. They were bought by Schulz. I don't know if Schulz might still have parts or not. NAPA used to use Douat pumps on their house brand machines years ago.
 
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Wow I wish I would have discovered this forum/site about a year ago lol. I appreciate you taking the time to share this info with me. I would have never figured it out.
 
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Well, there you go, first page result...
This is a Douat compressor made in Brazil. They were bought by Schulz. I don't know if Schulz might still have parts or not. NAPA used to use Douat pumps on their house brand machines years ago.
This is a Douat compressor made in Brazil. They were bought by Schulz. I don't know if Schulz might still have parts or not. NAPA used to use Douat pumps on their house brand machines years ago.
That picture seems to be the exact same one as I have . Would a 20HP Honda gx630 pull this size compressor ?
 

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It should. You would need to get the proper drive pulley to spin it at the correct rpm, plus the proper controls. You might lose a bit of performance. 2:1 gas to electric is a general rule, but I see some 5hp electric driven pumps using 13hp gas engines, so a bit of margin is always good.
 
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