chinese compressor, which one?
Ok after people have had these a few months which one should I get? If you have a link please post it and also 110V.
Thanks, Jeff
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Well I didn’t ask about a warranty. I guess from reading the posts about the compressor it seems the seller has been good about helping to get it to run if a problem has occurred. To be honest I really don’t care their is not a lot to go wrong and I’m way to impatient to wait for parts from overseas unless it explodes. The complaints about the o-rings failing seems to be the main problem. O-rings fail it’s a fact of life and I can get more. Using the proper oil since that will destroy o-rings and venting after use you should have no problems. I have a mechanical service background so it shouldn’t be to hard to fix. I’m also planing on taking the extra set of o-rings and getting a higher quality set.
Red, did you find out anything about warranty with it?? I emailed last week or week before asking about warranty. I said in the mail I had been looking at another and it said it had a 2 year warranty and what was theirs. This is the reply that I got.
Jokim Soo: Dear friend,
Welcome to store. Under normal circunstances.we have 2 year warranty to our customer.
And the quality about our compressor is quite stable in the market.When you purchase the compressor from us,if there is some problems, we are always by your side.no matter years.
Thank you and have a nice day
Jokim
Not a real straight answer, saying under normal circumstances. I’d really like a little better answer. I hope it works well for you.
Just in case you want to read their web page, here is the link to the 110v Tuxing. Looks like the 110v cost a little more or may just be this particular dealer. There are a lot of them selling these.
I hope you get a good answer. I have been looking at two different ones and just have not been able to pull the trigger yet. The two are the Tuxing, mentioned on here and elsewhere and the AceEagle, also mentioned on here and other sites. The one regarded better is the Altoros but can only order by email and they are backlogged as best I could find out. And it is priced at $587 U.S. If one of these chinese would hold up and work like they say, you would have enough left over to buy a good bottle setup compared to buying a shoebox or another higher priced one. But the shoebox is a proven pump. Here is a link to the two I see and read mentioned the most. You can get either one in 120v or 220v. And the first one you can get as a 38mpa(5500psi) if you request it or else they will send as a 30-32mpa which is suppose to be 4500psi. If I buy the first, I will request the 38mpa with the thought that 3000psi may be easier on it with it set to the higher pressure, just a thought.
I just ordered the smaller Tuxing with the auto shut off. It should be at my door Tuesday. Mine will be the 220v and I asked about the 110v and it was not stocked yet and would be more money. The seller said the voltage would make no real difference in the operation of the compressor and since I’m not afraid of installing a breaker in my electric panel and installing a outlet it was just fine for me. Their is a post on the Tuxing compressor in this forum take a look at it. You can email the seller and make sure what you are looking at will work for your needs. The seller was really polite and answered all my questions promptly.
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https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Electrical-Air-Compressor-PCP-Inflator-for-airgun-High-Pressure-300Bar-4500psi-Paintball-Refilling-air-rifles-110V/32787077148.html?scm=1007.13338.71800.000000000000000&pvid=eed086de-5e76-4719-b6d8-7bddb59e1b6f&tpp=1
Thanks, yes this is the one I was thinking about. I don’t really have any open spots in my breaker box for a 220. With a pool and a large fish tank my breaker box is full lol. I could if I wanted to kill a couple 110’s on my tank for a 220 since I went with a controller then opened up some receptacles.