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Compressor pumps
My 2nd-worst nightmare ... backing the truck loaded with lumber into the
"new" shop space , I didn't notice that 12' 2x4 pushing on my compressor . BANG , it tips over , lands on the pump pulley . Both connecting rods snapped off , and the crank bearings pushed out the back non-pulley side . So I've ordered a new pump , but wonder if this one is worth repairing . It ran well , quiet , pistons are dead clean as is the bottom end . It looks like rods are going to cost around 25-30 bucks each , and the new pump was only $120 ... What would you do ? fortunately I have a backup , a frankenpressor , an oilless head mounted on an old 20 gal horizontal tank -- Snag |
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