Quincy Identification

[zeug]

Hi all,

I am on the hunt for a Quincy compressor. Thinking the 325 is the smallest I want to go for a 5HP single phase motor. I believe there is a 340, 350 and 370 that can also be run on 5HP, albeit lower RPMs.

Anyways, I found this compressor and am wondering if someone might be able to identify the model. It is a bit of a drive and I would like to know if it's worth taking a look at.

Any help is appreciated.
Zeug

 

[MacMcMacmac]

Sure looks like a 325 to me.

 

[930dreamer]

My 230 has the same chamber coming off the head.

 

[The Tool Tyrant]

If I were a betting man, I'd put my money on an early 325. The intercooler is a dead give-away for a 3XX series. 2XX series are all single stage, so they wouldn't have the intercooler.

 

[dkmc]

How about asking the seller for a pic of the data plate?

 

[zeug]

How about asking the seller for a pic of the data plate?

Here's the pic of the data plate

Just heard from the owner. 325 ROC 14. Is there a reference to find out what year it would have been manufactured? Going to look at it later this week.

Zeug

 

[dkmc]

Looks like an officially approved certified Craigslist photo that adheres to strict
data protection guidelines.

 

[The Tool Tyrant]

Here's the pic of the data plate

Just heard from the owner. 325 ROC 14. Is there a reference to find out what year it would have been manufactured? Going to look at it later this week.

Zeug

http://www.revbase.com/TagTeam/client/Detail.asp?DataID=204731

Looks like circa 1977

 

[zeug]

http://www.revbase.com/TagTeam/client/Detail.asp?DataID=204731

Looks like circa 1977

THanks for the link. It looks like you need a password to access the info. But good to know its a 77.