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California Air Tools 10-Gallon 2 HP Oil-Free Air Compressor Expired
$282.70
$485.00
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Amazon has California Air Tools 10-Gallon 2 HP Oil-Free Air Compressor (10020C) for $282.70. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member BCF for finding this deal.
Product Features:
Thanks to Community Member BCF for finding this deal.
Product Features:
- Ultra Quiet only 70 Decibels
- Oil-Free Pump for Less Maintenance and Costs. Extra Long Pump Life of over 3000 Hours
- 10.0 Gallon Steel Tank with Wheels
- Portable and easy to store - 82.5 lbs
- Powerful 2.0 HP (Rated/Running) Motor
- 6.40 CFM at 40 PSI; 5.30 CFM at 90 PSI
- Maximum Pressure - 125 PSI. Two Pressure Control Gauges
- Two 1/4 in Universal Quick Connectors
- Low amp draw - 15.0 Amps - 110 Volts 60 Hertz
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- Our research indicates that this offer is $152.61 lower (35% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $435.31.
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- Rating of 4.5 from over 1100 Amazon customer reviews.
- 1-Year Warranty
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Edited April 18, 2022
at 04:11 PM
Amazon has a deal on this air compressor. It is usually around $400, but is now at $282.70 from Amazon. Reviews shows quality issues but I would still bite at this price.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0188XBTLY
For reference HomeDepot has it for $463 and lowes is showing $435.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0188XBTLY
For reference HomeDepot has it for $463 and lowes is showing $435.
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I have the similar model with the aluminum tank for about 1 year now, and absolutely love it. Total gamechanger with the lower DBs compared to my previous 6 gallon pancake compressor. I no longer dread turning on my compressor. It gets used more often and I can use it in my closed garage without waking the family.
I did extensive research before purchasing and strongly preferred the aluminum version over steel, but there are pros/cons for both options. So do your research.
Quality issues exist. The drain plug on mine was poorly welded and leaked badly. I reached out to the vendor and asked if I fixed it myself if they would further discount it. They agreed to discount it 10%, and five minutes of welding later I had a perfectly functional air compressor for a great price. Had it been something in the mechanics of the unit, the result may have been different. My only other complaint is that the nuts on the wheels tend to vibrate loose every now and then. A little blue loctite or a nylon locknut would address this easily, but I just haven't been that motivated yet.
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I have a small 3 gal unit from them, which is fine for tires or a nail gun, and buying this to run a spray gun
Thinking of buying this to replace a loud HF 10 gallon unit. Any thoughts/reviews from SD owners would be much appreciated!
Also, is it possible with this unit to fill the tank, unplug it, and use the air within as I see fit? Will it hold the air within the tank without pressurized air diminishing on its own without use over time? My HF compressor goes to zero without my use over a couple days.
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Thinking of buying this to replace a loud HF 10 gallon unit. Any thoughts/reviews from SD owners would be much appreciated!
Also, is it possible with this unit to fill the tank, unplug it, and use the air within as I see fit? Will it hold the air within the tank without pressurized air diminishing on its own without use over time? My HF compressor goes to zero without my use over a couple days.
Yes, this is specifically what I'll use it for
I have the similar model with the aluminum tank for about 1 year now, and absolutely love it. Total gamechanger with the lower DBs compared to my previous 6 gallon pancake compressor. I no longer dread turning on my compressor. It gets used more often and I can use it in my closed garage without waking the family.
I did extensive research before purchasing and strongly preferred the aluminum version over steel, but there are pros/cons for both options. So do your research.
Four seasons later, and my machine has paid for itself twice. Keep this in mind if youre looking for a definite "pay-back" calculation for buying the machine.
Quality issues exist. The drain plug on mine was poorly welded and leaked badly. I reached out to the vendor and asked if I fixed it myself if they would further discount it. They agreed to discount it 10%, and five minutes of welding later I had a perfectly functional air compressor for a great price. Had it been something in the mechanics of the unit, the result may have been different. My only other complaint is that the nuts on the wheels tend to vibrate loose every now and then. A little blue loctite or a nylon locknut would address this easily, but I just haven't been that motivated yet.