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Old 01-14-2012, 05:38 AM
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Just picked up an IR model 253 type T30 compressor. It has an 80 gallon tank, two stage pump and singe phase 5hp motor. I had to take it apart to make it somewhat managable to move. I'll be hitting with the power washer today and try and get it in the house later tonight.

Person I bought it from threw in a small come along and body shop paint sprayer. $200 dollars loaded in my truck.
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Old 01-14-2012, 08:52 AM
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Sounds like you made a nice buy gillis51
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I agree 100%!
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Moved my new IR 253 T30 to my basment over the weekend. Way to heavy to move as a single unit so I moved it in three pieces each weighing between 100-200+ lbs Re-installed the motor and pump head tonight. Hope to plumb it this weekend. I'm going to try and run it off the 30 amp feed that is there now but think Ill need to run a new 40 amp feed since it draws 27.5 amps while running would guess start up amps are a lot higher. Need to try and find or fabricate a guard for the belts.
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sweet deal,, I just got my new T33 80gal put in today.
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Wish mine was two-stage. I have a 7hp single stage. Gets pretty hot sometimes.
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Good deal there gillis. And great price also!
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