Hello All. I would very much appreciate an idea on what this Energair2 air compressor would be worth as its in an estate sale and I am interested. I do not have familiarity with this brand and hoping you all may help me out some. Thank you in advance.
Energair2 value?
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pcmeiners
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Would pass on this. Low grade components. On the plus side the compressor itself look low hours.
c39er
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Pass...low quality compressor.
finn
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$200-250, assuming it’s functional.
Can’t get much for less than that. A new equivalent will be closer to a grand.
Can’t get much for less than that. A new equivalent will be closer to a grand.
MacMcMacmac
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I'd disagree. It's at least a 5hp, possibly 7.5hp compressor complete with a starter and single phase motor. If it runs ok and I could pick it up for $500, I'd call it a bargain considering you could barely get a bare 5hp HF pump for much less. The tank was made in 1984, so it's not the newest thing around, but plenty of people are using older ones. A decent single phase motor could get most of your money back if it was a dud. The pump is an ABAC, whic is an Atlas Copco brand. BelAir, Chicago Pneumatic, DeVilbiss and Quincy have all used these pumps for their cheaper lines. If it croaks, put on something else.
Caveat, I wouldn't use it for any heavy duty work like sandblasting.
Caveat, I wouldn't use it for any heavy duty work like sandblasting.
MacMcMacmac
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Counting the cooling fins, I'd say this is a B7000 pump, which would make it 7.5 to 10hp.
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