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cub61	Mar 28 2008, 08:33 AM
Posts: 481 Group: Members Member #133 Joined: September 28, 2007	Hey how's it goin' guys???? :) Have any of you guys ever purchased a Campbell Hausfeld Oilless type 25 gallon air compressors??? If so, do you guys ever have as much problems with them as I do???? Reason I'm asking, is due the fact that I can't keep mine running. When I bought it brand new it only lasted me about year because the ring seal on the piston popped and in result it quit compressor air into the tank. Well I replaced the piston that had the broken seal with a new one, and I even replaced the old piston chamber as well. Then one day I was filling a tire up with air and suddenly I noticed the compressor started to sound funny. And a big pop noise came out of it, and agian it quit compressing air but the motor was still going. So I shut down the compressor's electric motor, I removed the top cover that covers the motor and to only find the bolt that holds the piston to a large steel wheel that makes the piston move back and forth, had sheared it's self off and broke a metal strap the holds the motor in place. Anyone here ever have problems like this with a campbell hausfeld compressor????


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