I’m trying to I.D. this old Ingersoll Rand air compressor pump?
by Jack
(Long Island, N.Y.)
Hello, I am trying to I.D. this old air compressor pump so I can match it to the proper air tank. Thank you
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Air tank sizes
It’s got a motor? What’s the rating on that?
And the pulley size?
Looks like the sheave is around 9 inches – bore about two and stroke maybe three?
All that in aid of guesstimating the flow to answer the tank question.
Good with the ruler though. Just kinda hard to see.
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‘Proper air tank’
Its an IR model A from a 30 litre tank, 2 hp 930 rpm approx 4 cfm
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