Does Tuxing own ToAuto compressor company?

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First does any here own a ToAuto A1X-Pro compressor or a Tuxing TXESO62 compressor? If so what are your thought on either one.
I watched reveiws & they make them seem appealing. But I want to here people that first hand working experience With them?
Now the reason I ask about both Tuxing & ToAuto both models look like a carbon copy of each other. Tuxing has being in business for
sometime. ToAuto is a new company to me I had never heard of before? 🪰Fly
 
I own 2 Tuxings, the one the left I have had 4 years and the one the right over 2 years and serves as a back and i do every 2 months switch the one im using so i can do Maintenace, change oil if needed, check air filter ect.Parts i get on Ebay. I have rebuilt the one on the right, both will out produce the gx cs2. With any compressor you have to pay attention to temps and oil break down. So, I guess it comes down to if you're filling a pcp ( gx-cs2) or tanks -Tuxing

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357cal said:
I own 2 Tuxings, the one the left I have had 4 years and the one the right over 2 years and serves as a back and i do every 2 months switch the one im using so i can do Maintenace, change oil if needed, check air filter ect.Parts i get on Ebay. I have rebuilt the one on the right, both will out produce the gx cs2. With any compressor you have to pay attention to temps and oil break down. So, I guess it comes down to if you're filling a pcp ( gx-cs2) or tanks -Tuxing

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the one I had was crap!!!! And I was carfull with all maintenece best proper oil and additive in cooling system etc. Now I have an Omega Air Charger. Way happier!! Quieter fills tanks way faster smaller footprint so I can take to Mesa with me in the winter. Just my two cents.
 
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Trucker3573 said:
Most likely both companies use the exact same manufacturer. I wouldn’t touch either one. Going to be a throwaway unit. Buy a gx cs2 from gx pumps official website. There is good part availability for them and if you do have to work on them they are simply built.
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While my Tuxing was inexpensive I don’t consider it throwaway.
Unless the cases crack or the simple electronics fry, looks like
a simple fix.
I also have the GX cs4i and rarely use anymore as the Tuxing twin
just does its job so much faster. And yes I’m even pushing my luck
Filling to 5000 psi
 
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Well right now I can not afford a Tuxing twin, I wish I could. Maybe down the line. I think the main problem
we that have these smaller cheaper versions of pcp compressors is this. These small compressors are doing
all they can do Work wise. The larger ones can handle this a lot better. The Twin Tuxing maybe is the lower class
big boy pcp, compressor but it should be more reliable with not having to work as hard. That seems to me as
just good logic. When you can buy a Tuxing twin under $400 I,m thinking of some day going that rout. If any here
do not agree with my thinking, please feel free to post your thoughts. I,m a guy that does not beleave in agreement,
for it serves no purpose. But I welcome discussion, because we all benefit from from different opinion. 🪰Fly
 
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blackdog899 said:
While my Tuxing was inexpensive I don’t consider it throwaway.
Unless the cases crack or the simple electronics fry, looks like
a simple fix.
I also have the GX cs4i and rarely use anymore as the Tuxing twin
just does its job so much faster. And yes I’m even pushing my luck
Filling to 5000 psi
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I think he is referring to the small little tuxing compressors for direct gun fills. I don’t think they have the part support like the bigger ones do.
 
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Fly said:
Well right now I can not afford a Tuxing twin, I wish I could. Maybe down the line. I think the main problem
we that have these smaller cheaper versions of pcp compressors is this. These small compressors are doing
all they can do Work wise. The larger ones can handle this a lot better. The Twin Tuxing maybe is the lower class
big boy pcp, compressor but it should be more reliable with not having to work as hard. That seems to me as
just good logic. When you can buy a Tuxing twin under $400 I,m thinking of some day going that rout. If any here
do not agree with my thinking, please feel free to post your thoughts. I,m a guy that does not beleave in agreement,
for it serves no purpose. But I welcome discussion, because we all benefit from from different opinion. 🪰Fly
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Fly,
you got me curious as to the price of the Tuxing edm 042 that I paid $368 for in Feb.
It’s up to $427 . Thats free shipping from their California center . The price varies.
Sorry I sound like a salesman. Some will denigrate the lower priced compressors
but they work for many of us that don’t feel the need for whatever reasons to spend
more. Saying this I will admit having good mechanical skills certainly helps with
having confidence in these machines.
 
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