SoCal Jet Boats
Classifieds => Miscellaneous / Spam => Topic started by: GT Jets on November 25, 2008, 07:45:39 PM
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Anyone have even the slightest interest in a big ass oil-less air compressor?, it is three phase so it would need to be in a commercial building....I put a bid in for it and I think I won the bid (find out for sure Tuesday). This is a "W" series and has always been indoors, pretty nice shape and has only been used as an emergency back up, not sure of how many hours are on it but runs perfect.
Lemme know if this fits you :sly:
Here are some crappy cel phone pics, so you don't give me shit :mad:
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Oh yeah! forgot....15 HP
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That thing doesnt fit anywhere ! Thats grande !
-beerjet-
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That thing doesnt fit anywhere ! Thats grande !
-beerjet-
It's big, I think the tank is 120 gal. it's a three cylinder and it's almost six feet tall...I needed it like I need another nut, but what the hell. Someone needs this fukr, I'll keep you posted.
GT
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BTW, I'm one of those stupid people that think "if no-one needed one, they wouldn't have built it", it's sort of an illness passed down from my dad.... ::)
GT
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BTW, I'm one of those stupid people that think "if no-one needed one, they wouldn't have built it", it's sort of an illness passed down from my dad.... ::)
GT
There is alot of truth in that .
-beerjet-
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Well it's officially mine, will let you know when it's home, probably the next few days....Anyone?
Wouldn't mind making a few bucks on it, lets start at $500, make an offer.......Runs good, never had any issues, should have a good looking at before putting it into major service, but seems good...Tank needs recert. ($50) if put in commercial application requiring a permit...
GT
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How often is recertification required for commercial air compressor tanks?
Just got me thinking that the tank on compressor that was next to the garage when I was growing up was dated 1953, and was finally retired a couple years ago when my dad passed away.
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How often is recertification required for commercial air compressor tanks?
Just got me thinking that the tank on compressor that was next to the garage when I was growing up was dated 1953, and was finally retired a couple years ago when my dad passed away.
Het crewchief, the tanks need to be recertified every five years if in a comercial (permit) location, portable tanks I believe are every five THREE years. Edited 12/6/08 portables are three years..... (DOT thing)
If its at a home, dont sweat it, no one to check it...just throw an eyeball on it once in a while...
GT