Makita MAC2400 13 Amp 2-1/2 Horsepower 4.2-Gallon Oiled Twin Hot Dog Compressor
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13 amp, 2-1/2-horsepower, 4.2-gallon oiled twin hot dog compressor with handle4.2 cfm delivered at 90 psi; low 1,720 rpm extends motor life and lowers noiseCast-iron pump and roll cage construction1/4-inch brass Makita universal coupler19-3/8 by 18 by 18-3/4 inches; 77 pounds; 1-year warranty
Product Description
CFM at 90 PSI: 4.2, Max. PSI: 130, Volts: 115, Amps: 12.3, HP: 2.5, Air Tank Size (gal.): 4.2, Tank Description: Twin-Stack, Pump: Single phase, cast iron cylinder, oil-lubricated, Portable or Stationary: Portable
Spotlight Customer Reviews:
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Great little compresser.
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I bought thiis mainly for airbrush painting, and I now use it for all my air tools.
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Quiet air compressor
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This is a great air compressor that is much quieter than the porter cable pancake. It fills quickly and appears to be very well built.
If you've never used an air compressor before, be sure to read the instructions all they way through carefully before turning it on. This unit is oiled so you must add the supplied bottle of oil first. The tags on the unit itself remind you which is good, but they could have also added a sticker to show where to attach the supplied air filter.
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great compressor
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im a carpenter and i hear compressors all day and compare to more expensive (a jenny wheelbarrow compressor compressor this is right up there for quietness and that's a big deal if you have to hear it all day. unlike the other reviews mine came in perfect condition so i would recommend this to anyone needed a medium size compressor.
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Does not work after I used it only five times and can not repair it.
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a tale of 2 compressors
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Seeking advice as a first time user of light air tools,my brother , who part times a motorcycle shop, suggested a huge noisy Campbell Hausfield, with piping and couplings everywhere.Not an option for a small pottery shop.
My choice was a small ,quiet compressor, but the concern was it would need replacement or repair.
Makita is inexpensive considering the extremely long life-if you pay attention to the service schedule.It is unbelievably quiet and takes up almost no space.I thought I might break off fins or filters but it is a protected robust design. For brad nailers, tire inflating , a series of airbrushes and HVLP guns-this compressor does not even break a sweat.At 70 #its rather heavy to hop up and down stairs so it sits on a small dolly and takes an extra length of hose every so often. No matter.It has done great service in the year I have used it.
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