Anybody recognize this compressor?

[Stobal]

My friend is shopping for a compressor so I have been trolling the local used market and came upon this compressor. There is no information in the ad regarding HP, CFM etc. I figured one of yall might be able to ID it. It looks to have POWER FOF embossed on the Tank but it’s hard to tell from the pic.

 

[danielbuck]

I don't know, but those nice big fittings would make it pretty easy to inspect the inside!

 

[RTM]

Probably used to be Power Force, before someone docked the R. (Lower bar not same length as other F)

Power Force Air Compressor

I bought a power force air compressor two stage 5 hp. I would like to find out a little about it as I don't have the manual and can't find any info on it. The model number PF5T80V1 does anyone know anything about these compressors? I know its old. I will post a picture its a 80 gallon tank...

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[Fixr]

Looks like it might be an ASME tank, which would be a good thing

 

[seber]

That badge is ASME. Can't tell much about the pump from that angle but the oil sight glass is a good indication. That someone cared enough to put a filter and regulator on the output is a good sign that proper maintenance was probably done. You still want to get a look at the bottom of the tank if you can.

 

[MacMcMacmac]

This is a flavour of ABAC pump used by many different companies. If it is in good condition and your friend isn't doing a blasting or sanding it might be a decent unit if it's going cheap enough. HP is anyone's guess since they made quite a few different units that looked very similar. That tank has heads that are only .094" thick according to the tag. I'd be leery of buying something that old with such a light duty tank.

If you can't see it running, walk away.

 

[finn]

This is a flavour of ABAC pump used by many different companies. If it is in good condition and your friend isn't doing a blasting or sanding it might be a decent unit if it's going cheap enough. HP is anyone's guess since they made quite a few different units that looked very similar. That tank has heads that are only .094" thick according to the tag. I'd be leery of buying something that old with such a light duty tank.

If you can't see it running, walk away.

That’s the (Italian) pump used on dozens of compressors, like CMax, etc. I think it’s the same as the pump on my old Rand 4000.

They work ok, but are sort of loud compared to my Champion.