Model 106.153682

 (Upgraded motor, better detailed gauge and great electrical wiring)

 It might be used but still goes pretty strong.

This baby compresses about 1 PSI of air for every second while running.

If the air gauge is at “0” and you start this compressor up, it would take about 1 minute and 40 seconds to compress air into 100 pounds.  

(Gauge range 0 – 160).

 To be straight with you about price, I’ll start the bid at $250.00. Why so low?

The closes compared model to this air compressor would be the Craftsman Professional 20 Gallon Air compressor with is 3 – ½ horse motor 2-stage oil-Free pump.

(Sears item #00916670000) at the www.sears.com website.)

Punch #00916670000 at their search screen or goto http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&vertical=TOOL&pid=00916670000&subcat=Air+Compressors+%26+Inflators to take the one click shortcut instead. That one is selling for 549.00. (Save about $275.00 - $300.00 depending on bid amount).

My compressor has been up-graded with a 3–½ (as the other model) horse motor from a 1–½ horse motor. That’s 2 - 1/3 times more power. Motor is considerably new. Must sell because of moving and manual included for this item).

Manual for the item I’m selling is in fair condition with some spots on paper.

Tell you what this item can do just as if it was new.

Product Overview: (Has been typed out similar to the description of the other air compressor model on the sears website)

 

Portability                          -              Portable

Power Option                   -              Powered

Item Weight                       -             184.5 lbs. (Placed on bathroom scale)

CFM Delivery:

CFM Delivers @ 40 psi    -              7.3 CFM

CFM Delivers @ 90 psi    -              6.0 CFM

Tank:

Compressor Tank Capacity     -        20 gal.

Maximum Compressor psi      -         150 psi

(Set @ 100 psi for safety purposes but can readjusted up to 150 psi)

Easy pressure screw to adjust. (Each full rotation clockwise on screw equals for every 10 more pounds to compress).

Compressor Tank Pump Style -         Twin Cylinder using #40 oil

Motor-Engine:

Horsepower                     -                3-1/2 hp from 1-1/2 horse

Type                                 -                 Electric

Chassis:

Wheels Type                    -                Semi-pneumatic tires

Wheel Number                 -                2

Color:

Overall Color                 -     Dark Blue / Navy Blue with a thick plastic green belt guard with some black, silver, white from the wheel rims/ wheels / motor cord / BX Cable /Ect.

Dimensions:                   

(I measured as close as possible).

Length  = 43-1/2” (From the front end of the pull handle to the back end of the tank.)                                                                                                                             

Width   = 20-1/2” (From one side of the wheel to the other side of the other wheel.)

Height =  30-1/4” (From the bottom of both wheels or stand to the top edge of the air filter)

Power:

Electric Rating           -         110-120V AC and has a 12-1/2 feet cord with third ground wire prung for extra protection.

(Again, Not the original motor)

About the motor.

Make    -  Gould Century motor

RPM’s – 3,450

Thermally Protected & Single Phase operated @ 60 Hertz

Amp Usage. 11 or 22 Amps using 230 or 120 Volts (Overall wattage would be about                          

2,530 Watts).

Horse Power?  (Power tip: 736 Watts equals one horse power)

736 watts into 2,530 Watts equals about 3.43 horse power) close to 3-1/2 Horse

power.

Frame – G56

The tank and twin-cylinder pump is made out of steel.

Speed Ratio (Speed of motor pulley to the speed of the air pump pulley) = 1:5.

New #40 oil in the pump tank. If you have other question about this item, let me know.

Pictures are on the bottom.

Note: Before I go, the paint sprayer accessories themselves which were purchased with this item together originally were purchased by another customer separatly.

Pickup only and easy to get into your car / truck

Again, feel free to contact me..

                                                           Thanks, Derek