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not too bad a deal with the accesories but i had one of those sears oiless compressors. i would NEVER EVER NEVER buy one again. VERY cheaply constructed.
i would highly reccomend spending more for a quality unit with cast iron components like this if you can afford it. just my .02 http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...cegjdghldfoo.0
i would highly reccomend spending more for a quality unit with cast iron components like this if you can afford it. just my .02 http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...cegjdghldfoo.0
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Originally Posted by BUBBA
not too bad a deal with the accesories but i had one of those sears oiless compressors. i would NEVER EVER NEVER buy one again. VERY cheaply constructed.
i would highly reccomend spending more for a quality unit with cast iron components like this if you can afford it. just my .02 http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...cegjdghldfoo.0
i would highly reccomend spending more for a quality unit with cast iron components like this if you can afford it. just my .02 http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...cegjdghldfoo.0
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Originally Posted by VigCS
I think I'll buy this becuase I trust the craftsman name more than Husky.
Kinda sucks I live in a town house complex...the neighbors will love the loud A$$ compressor
Kinda sucks I live in a town house complex...the neighbors will love the loud A$$ compressor
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Originally Posted by ChaseSmith
I have the 33 gallon craftsman compressor ith the same size motor on top. Most of my air tools are Blue Point or Snap on. Tha compressor is VERY LOUD, but it can keep up with almost everything, it has a little trouble with die grinders and sanders. I leave it at 150 psi, and it kicks on at 120psi, so when you are working it is almost constantly on. I use it all the time though 
another thing get a vertical unit the save on space like you wouldnt believe
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If I ever get things right around here... This would be my choice for a compressor
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes
A friend of mine had a 30 Gallon Oilless compressor... It worked great... Gave him 5 years of constant use... But we could hardly talk over it... The he got the Dual Stage piston compressor.... That thing is soo quiet, and pumps up sooo fast...
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A friend of mine had a 30 Gallon Oilless compressor... It worked great... Gave him 5 years of constant use... But we could hardly talk over it... The he got the Dual Stage piston compressor.... That thing is soo quiet, and pumps up sooo fast...
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From: Bad Axe,MI.
Originally Posted by jr's3800
If I ever get things right around here... This would be my choice for a compressor
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes
A friend of mine had a 30 Gallon Oilless compressor... It worked great... Gave him 5 years of constant use... But we could hardly talk over it... The he got the Dual Stage piston compressor.... That thing is soo quiet, and pumps up sooo fast...
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes
A friend of mine had a 30 Gallon Oilless compressor... It worked great... Gave him 5 years of constant use... But we could hardly talk over it... The he got the Dual Stage piston compressor.... That thing is soo quiet, and pumps up sooo fast...
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You know it really depends on how much you use it vs cost. I have an oilless compressor with the 5Hp motor that drowns out full blaring AC/DC. But it gets the job done, never had a thing go wrong with it, and have had it for 11 years.
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Originally Posted by GXP Venom
i have an oilless compressor with the 5Hp motor that drowns out full blaring AC/DC.
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