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Looking for info on my compressor

Lt Boozy

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Hello anyone who reads this and can hopefully give me some info. I've been cleaning up my dads place since he passed and pulled this compressor out of the basement. I don't know a whole lot about it other then just using it so I came to you guys for any info I could get. If anyone can school me on this thing I would certainly appreciate it. I'd just like to know the age and if its worth enough to sell or if I should hold onto it. I look forward to hearing from y'all. Also I could send more pics if need be. Thank You!!
 

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Roberts210

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It's a cool old compressor, but the tank was made in 1955, so... be careful. Sold by Sears, and your dad put a new motor on it about 15 years ago.
 
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6PTsocket

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If I read that model number that begins with 102 correctly, the on line decoder says that Walker Turner was the manufacturer. The first three digits indicated who made Sears stuff for them. You can easily find the number code lists on line. I never knew they made air compressors but you might try searching under that name for a similar compressor.

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