Porter Cable Cable 135 PSI, 60 Gal. Oil - Lube Stationary Compressor C7510 "air compressor c7510" Questions

air compressor, need help with wires. I have a new C7510 Porter Cable air compressor and I am trying to wire it to the circuit breaker. The motor has two posts, #1 and #6 and it says ''non reversible'

i have a 2cylinder 60 gallons porter cable i cant build pressure anymore its not a hold compressor about 2 years thank you Maybe the check valve in tank isn't working

...air pressure is when the compressor shuts off. If it's higher that rated, then perhaps lowering the pressure will prevent the motor overload. If you have an amp meter, check the amp reading and ...

...compressor valves back If you go to www.ereplacementparts.com and search on your model number, they have a rough diagram of your valve plates that should get you close to where you need to ...

...assembly. None of the air compressor companies make an oversized ring set so you can lightly hone cylinders but you cannot have them bored out oversized to correct any damage to the cylinder

air compressor won't open or close I have a model CPLC7060V 60 gallon 135 psi Porter-Cable air compressor.  The valve that drains water from the bottom of the tank will not screw open or close. I

won't start -Porter Cable Cable 135 PSI, 60 Gal compressor Today the compressor wouldn't kick on like normal when it got down to 80 PSI. I checked the plug, outlet and the breaker and all are fine. ...

How do Oil Lubrictors help in functioning of machines ? Oil Lubricator The lubricants surely work as a magical wand between the friction and the moving parts of machinery. So it is necessary to look ...

...air compressor tanks be drained daily Should air compressor tanks be drained daily and if so why should they not be left under pressure from day to day? Will the air under pressure in the tank cause ...

...air compressor (model #VT627504AJ) and I need to know the spec. for wiring. being that its 220 on the compressor Is where I assume you are wanting to know where the wires go? There should be a ...