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tarbellb

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Jumped on it, every time I recharge my painfully loud PC pancake compressor I kick myself for not buying a CAT.

NOTE: I see the $205 price when I browse the website and find it, but when I go to the direct link or page it jumps to $224.99.

After some wonderful Chat sessions they retroactively corrected the price to $205+tax.

Thanks!
 

firworks

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California Air Tools makes these and OEMs them for a few others like the Husky Silent Flows from HD.
 

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May want to check Zoro for these. They don't seem to sell that model but they sell other models and the 20% off coupon can make them the cheapest place to buy. I just paid $132 for a 5 gallon model where we just needed something to use indoors for parts dusting. Half the noise of our previous "quiet" compressor.
 

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I pulled the trigger. $220, $4 discount for picking up in store instead of shipping. $236 with tax. I also logged into walmart.com via shopyourway.com so I should get 3% cashback in points!

I can finally return the compressor I borrowed from my dad a year ago when I started building my garage...
 

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I bought the same compressor when HD had them for sale online for $292 back in 2015.
There is one difference. My model number is 10020 and this one is 10020SQ. That may not mean nothing but being a new model.

This is a great compressor and can handle small air tools. I will say that it is heavy as hell. I would buy another one if needed. It is AMAZINGLY quiet!
 

tarbellb

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I pulled the trigger. $220, $4 discount for picking up in store instead of shipping. $236 with tax. I also logged into walmart.com via shopyourway.com so I should get 3% cashback in points!

I can finally return the compressor I borrowed from my dad a year ago when I started building my garage...

Not sure if its worth it, but you can do the Help Chat line for $20+ savings. Took about 5 min at most, did it retroactively after purchase.


Im also picking mine up, not for the savings, although not going into a Walmart is worth way more then $4 to me. But to reduce the number of shipping transfers it goes through, seems they are quiet susceptible to shipping damage.
 

kasander

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May want to check Zoro for these. They don't seem to sell that model but they sell other models and the 20% off coupon can make them the cheapest place to buy. I just paid $132 for a 5 gallon model where we just needed something to use indoors for parts dusting. Half the noise of our previous "quiet" compressor.


It’s $440 on zoro.
 
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Glad some people got in on it. I have the 4620AC and 5510SE for different locations, and I love mine. The 2hp models are rated for about the same air output as my old 30gal Husky Pro twin model.
 
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Was just doing some research on their site to see about grabbing one for my dad, and I noticed the new SQ models are *not* the same as the old models.

The SQ series seems to be a new version and is only rated for a product life of 1000 hours (they say standard compressors are 500 hours), vs the 3000 hours on their "regular" line.

They also appear to be a few DB louder.

not sure about other differences yet, but those just jumped out at me...

Very sorry if someone is disappointed/needs to cancel!
 

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Was just doing some research on their site to see about grabbing one for my dad, and I noticed the new SQ models are *not* the same as the old models.

The SQ series seems to be a new version and is only rated for a product life of 1000 hours (they say standard compressors are 500 hours), vs the 3000 hours on their "regular" line.

They also appear to be a few DB louder.

not sure about other differences yet, but those just jumped out at me...

Very sorry if someone is disappointed/needs to cancel!

Interesting... that does appear to be true. I have the 10020 from 2014 and it's been great. But it's true the new SQ has 1/3rd the lifespan "rating." Not sure if that's because of actual design differences, or if it just got more conservative.

I love mine... it's definitely QUIET compared to a regular compressor... but it doesn't have the PSI headroom to run framing nailers and stuff.
 

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It’s curious, they offer two series of compressors, consumer grade and contractor grade. The former offering 1000 hours of service life, the latter, 3000 hours. Those letters at the end of the model number differentiate them, but the descriptions of each series are identical. So they make no effort to explain what you’re paying for by spending more, beyond the number.
 

kasander

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It’s curious, they offer two series of compressors, consumer grade and contractor grade. The former offering 1000 hours of service life, the latter, 3000 hours. Those letters at the end of the model number differentiate them, but the descriptions of each series are identical. So they make no effort to explain what you’re paying for by spending more, beyond the number.

They clearly state the different flow rate capacity, sound level, and wear life. What else do you want them to explain?
 

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Walmart emailed me with a delayed shipping notice, just a few days but it was enough incentive for me to cancel and look for the upgraded C Series.

Still a good deal, but I was looking for the 70db mostly...
 
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