Quiet(er) Air Compressor

[Farrell]

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That's what I have - Sears NO OIL. NOISY!   (direct drive).  Eeeee-gads =
it is noisy. And not only noisy, it is a hyper-noise, not a relaxed =
noise like the belt driven jobs. Works though. I have also heard that =
they wear out fast. I almost hope it does because I will get a quiet =
belt driven job next. Someone mentioned a cast-iron pump - I believe =
that is in fact a good way to go.

Terry Farrell

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From: <Bigeartb@aol.com>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 5:12 PM
Subject: Re: Quiet(er) Air Compressor


> Dave:
>      Campbell Hausfield (spelling?) Home Depot....80Gal tank...enough =
volumn=20
> and PSI to run the air tools needed for your shop...relatively =
inexpensive=20
> for compressor of this size.....very, very happy with this unit. Runs =
quiet=20
> compared to Sears NO OIL compressors which blew up within less than =
one year=20
> of operation.=20
>      Champion Compressors are very, very good but expensive......
>         For the money, quality and service the Home Depot Campbell =
Hausfield=20
> is the best money I've spent. Hope this helps.....tanks stands=20
> tall....doesn't take that much shop space.
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> Tommy Black
> Decatur, Ala.
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