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Where to buy I-R air compressor (Seattle or mail-order)?
I'm shopping for a 7.5 or 10 hp single phase I-R compressor outfit, would
prefer to buy in person from some place around Seattle, but will mail-order necessary. Anyone have a favorite dealer? thanks, Bob |
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Where to buy I-R air compressor (Seattle or mail-order)?
I suggest Harbor Freight in Tacoma. $1650.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=35130 They do mark them down once a year or so, I think to the $1450 range. In-person you might well get a better price because free shipping is built into the $1650 price. If you want to beat the sales tax you can always buy it in person in Portland. They have a store down there too. Grant Bob Powell wrote: I'm shopping for a 7.5 or 10 hp single phase I-R compressor outfit, would prefer to buy in person from some place around Seattle, but will mail-order necessary. |
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Where to buy I-R air compressor (Seattle or mail-order)?
"Bob Powell" wrote in message s.com... I'm shopping for a 7.5 or 10 hp single phase I-R compressor outfit, would prefer to buy in person from some place around Seattle, but will mail-order necessary. Anyone have a favorite dealer? thanks, Bob Here in upstate NY Tractor Supply Co. carries several IR compressors, single and 2 stage 240 V single phase. 7.5 HP 24.3 CFM 175 max PSI. IR HP claims seem to be closer to reality than a lot of other compressors. I think Tractor Supply has most of their stores in the east but they have some on west coast. I think they do do mail order. Maybe some other farm supply stores carry IR Scp |
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Where to buy I-R air compressor (Seattle or mail-order)?
Alternately, Quincy also makes heavy duty compressors.
"Stephen" wrote in message ... "Bob Powell" wrote in message s.com... I'm shopping for a 7.5 or 10 hp single phase I-R compressor outfit, would prefer to buy in person from some place around Seattle, but will mail-order necessary. Anyone have a favorite dealer? thanks, Bob Here in upstate NY Tractor Supply Co. carries several IR compressors, single and 2 stage 240 V single phase. 7.5 HP 24.3 CFM 175 max PSI. IR HP claims seem to be closer to reality than a lot of other compressors. I think Tractor Supply has most of their stores in the east but they have some on west coast. I think they do do mail order. Maybe some other farm supply stores carry IR Scp |
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Where to buy I-R air compressor (Seattle or mail-order)?
Alternately, Quincy also makes heavy duty compressors.
Mmmmm, Quincy. I'd rate them higher than IR these days. Champion's good, too. GTO(John) |
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Where to buy I-R air compressor (Seattle or mail-order)?
Bob: Go to Harbor Freight website and look at the Puma TK5080V
compressor. 80 gallon, 2 stage, 5hp unit. I've looked at one in person, and I assure you it's a lot of compressor for $999.99 delivered to your doorstep. I too had contemplated an IR, Champion, etc., but for $500 less than those brands, the Puma is hard to beat. Ronnie (GTO69RA4) wrote in message ... Alternately, Quincy also makes heavy duty compressors. Mmmmm, Quincy. I'd rate them higher than IR these days. Champion's good, too. GTO(John) |
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Where to buy I-R air compressor (Seattle or mail-order)?
I-R has a service & sales place down in Auburn, just west of
167 at about 295th, you get to it from West Valley Hiway. Seattle Air Center 3500 West Valley Highway North Auburn, WA 98001 Phone: 253-931-8600 FAX: 253-931-8700 I don't know how much brand new stuff they sell, but they definitely sell "seconds". A cheap friend of mine got his compressor there and has no complaints, even about the price. They're also next door to a Porter Cable service center, who also sells seconds and repaired tools. Bob Powell wrote: I'm shopping for a 7.5 or 10 hp single phase I-R compressor outfit, would prefer to buy in person from some place around Seattle, but will mail-order necessary. Anyone have a favorite dealer? thanks, Bob |
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Where to buy I-R air compressor (Seattle or mail-order)?
Wow, I never knew that! I'm going to check that out for sure. - GWE
nic wrote: I-R has a service & sales place down in Auburn, just west of 167 at about 295th, you get to it from West Valley Hiway. Seattle Air Center 3500 West Valley Highway North Auburn, WA 98001 Phone: 253-931-8600 FAX: 253-931-8700 I don't know how much brand new stuff they sell, but they definitely sell "seconds". A cheap friend of mine got his compressor there and has no complaints, even about the price. They're also next door to a Porter Cable service center, who also sells seconds and repaired tools. |
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Where to buy I-R air compressor (Seattle or mail-order)?
well, I paid $800 for my 5 hp quincy compressor - refurbished, from a local
compressor rebuilder (not local to washington, unfortunately) - it is a LOT more compressor than the harbor freight unit - it weighs in at around 800 pounds, and delivers over 19 cfm (according to the manual) at 160 psi - so maybe it's worth looking around "Ronnie Lyons, Meridian, Idaho" wrote in message om... Bob: Go to Harbor Freight website and look at the Puma TK5080V compressor. 80 gallon, 2 stage, 5hp unit. I've looked at one in person, and I assure you it's a lot of compressor for $999.99 delivered to your doorstep. I too had contemplated an IR, Champion, etc., but for $500 less than those brands, the Puma is hard to beat. Ronnie (GTO69RA4) wrote in message ... Alternately, Quincy also makes heavy duty compressors. Mmmmm, Quincy. I'd rate them higher than IR these days. Champion's good, too. GTO(John) |
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