Direct Tools Outlet has
Ridgid 6-Gallon Portable Pancake Air Compressor (Factory Reconditioned, ZROF60150HA) for
$40. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits.
Alternatively,
Direct Tools Outlet has
Ridgid 6-Gallon Portable Pancake Air Compressor (Factory Blemished, OF60150HB) for
$54.
Shipping is free w/ promo code
JANFREESHIP.
Thanks to community member
hexx29 for finding this deal.
Features:- Locking regulator holds knob in place to prevent unwanted pressure changes
- 1/4 turn ball valve tank drain lets you drain tank quickly with 1 easy turn
- 2 universal push-to-connect quick couplers accept both 1/4 in. automotive
- and industrial plugs with easy, single-hand connection
- Large, 6 Gal. capacity tank reduces cycle frequency
- 150 maximum PSI for the toughest applications
- 2.6 SCFM at 90 PSI for high air delivery and maximum performance
- Universal motor ensures superior starting in low-voltage situations
- Best-in-class oil-free pump for long-lasting, maintenance-free use
Top Comments
I recommend spending the extra few bucks for blemished unless you have a local store to pick up and return the reconditioned one to if needed.
I used it for nailing trim and shoe moulding and had to wear ear protection the entire time, especially when the compressor ran. Maybe it isn't as loud in a shop but in the house it is definitely a little uncomfortable.
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I've had one for about a year, and it's amazing.
Just wanted to share, because if I hadn't noticed the condensate was off color, i wouldn't have taken off the release valve to look inside. Likely a rare case, but I'm sure there are people who return them like this last day of warranty. I was just surprised DTO didn't vet it before reselling.
Either way, I'm glad I noticed it then and didn't have to find out after it being banged the wrong was when it was at 140psi.
Even if you have a filter the high pressure discharge of a big compressor will mess up your computer. Use a dedicated air duster like this:
https://www.northerntool.com/shop..._200850488 [northerntool.com]
The only concern with an air compressor is that it tends to force dust particles into fan bushings and bearings. Good technique helps with that. People also tend to spin their fans really fast with the compressor and that's bad because it can spin the fan faster than it is capable of spinning on it's own power, which can also damage the bearings.
I used it for nailing trim and shoe moulding and had to wear ear protection the entire time, especially when the compressor ran. Maybe it isn't as loud in a shop but in the house it is definitely a little uncomfortable.
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If I just want to use this to shoot air to clean things like fridge coils, what else do I need to buy with it?
TIA
this is usefull for your tires or balls.
If I just want to use this to shoot air to clean things like fridge coils, what else do I need to buy with it?
TIA
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