Thanks to the members on this forum. Got a Yong Heng sitting on my front deck.
No worries, I will not start it up til I get it properly set up.
No worries, I will not start it up til I get it properly set up.
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Compressor came today.
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Nice! I sure was impressed by the cardboard "crate" design. Great way to get around the UPS surcharges for wood crated shipments. I just popped the four short cardboard corner reinforcements with a chisel to get into the crate with no damage. Keep those corners and you can hot glue them back on if you ever need to ship it.
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Good deal. They are very hard to beat for the money. Mine has been trucking along just fine for a while now.
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I'm curious to see if it's the real thing or a clone. There are so many sellers and models you never know what your getting.
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Off of Amazon from Smarketbuy. Was told the $265 one was the one to get. This forum is a great resource!!!
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Is the consensus that as long as the identification plate looks like the one above it is an authentic YH? This is the one that just came in from eBay yesterday:
-PJ
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The model # YH-QB01 and yongiheng pneumatic co. On the plate shows it's a yongiheng. Of course as you know, the Chinese can copy and clone anything, even the info plate. Clone or real, I bet they are made in the same factory
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Bckyrdsnpr52
Thanks, I wasn't sure how to tell if it was legit or a fake. The first thing that was encouraging was that it had a different serial number than the OP. But as you also point out it would be easy to falsify an ID plate.
-PJ
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I have both, the parts interchange and they both work great. Good oil and keep them running cool for short periods. I never run mine for over 20 minutes before pausing for about 10 minutes
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