Kellogg American compressors have been manufactured and sold for decades. Some years ago Kellogg American was acquired by Compair air compressors.
Compair owns Kellogg, and Compair themselves are now owned by Gardner Denver. If you have a Kellogg American air compressor question or problem then, it may be worthwhile to check with Compair (see their page on this site) for information, as well as using the forum below.
As a mainstay of the garage industry, and other industrial uses, the Kellogg American compressor is still in use.
With information being difficult to find, users still have questions about troubleshooting and maintaining these venerable compressors and this page is here for that, to allow owners and users of this brand to ask questions, and for other owners and users to help out.
Have a look and answer a question if you can, or post one below.
Thanks,
Bill
I have a Kellogg American model 211, serial # 428657 that I am trying to determine how how old it is and how much pressure it should build up to. Any thoughts?
Thanks
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I have an old Kellog American 201. Debating if it is worth going through a head overhaul for use as a home garage compressor. Mostly air wrenches, die grinder and cut off tool use. I take it this is a pretty small compressor for that use? Thank you!