Repco Compressor

[grey_ghost]

Hi All,

I picked-up a Repco Compressor today that I have been told is in good running order.

I was wondering though - if anybody could provide some specs on it?

I have never used or owned a compressor before, and I was wondering what size the tank was, what the HP is, and what the CFM is?

I am new to this and am I correct in saying that you need a certain CFM if you wish to use a spray gun attachment?

Here are some pictures - hopefully the answers to my questions are in the pictures. I did try and Google the model number but I came up blank - hence the questions...

http://i1155.photobucket.com/albums/p549/tomb1971/101%20Land%20Rover/IMG_4071_zps0718a6fd.jpg

http://i1155.photobucket.com/albums/p549/tomb1971/101%20Land%20Rover/IMG_4074_zps047cad3d.jpg

[Scouse]

Going by the barcode sticker, it's a 16 CFM.
The motor is rated at 13.5A so it's one of the bigger single phase compressors around.


IMO it's a good size for home spray painting.

[101RRS]

That is a generic compressor with various brands on it - I have had the same for over 20 years and it is still running great - have painted three cars with it. They were $1100 at what is now Gasweld in about 1993.

Make sure you regularly drain the tank.

Garry

[Homestar]

That's a top compressor mate. It should have a 15 amp plug on it, but I bet it hasn't - or has the earth pin ground down. Doesn't really matter - you can run a spray gun no dramas off that.:)

This twin cylinder parallel compressor is still used today on several decent brands.

That should last you many years.

[Tank]

Good idea to mount the water trap higher than the compressor, looks the goods, Regards Frank.

[DoubleChevron]

Is that a two stage higher pressure compressor? There's an extra housing off the back of the head?

ie: It'll pump up high enough to do truck tires with

seeya,
Shane L.