I have a Shoebox 4500 that now leaks. Does anyone know where I can get 1. it serviced, 2. get rebuild parts, and 3. where I can find instructions on how to rebuild?
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Shoebox 4500psi in need of assistance
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It would be awesome if you didn't flood 4 different sections with the same post. Where did you buy the compressor from would be a good start though.
Airtanksforsale.com would be another place I'd recommend.
Airtanksforsale.com would be another place I'd recommend.
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I bought it from an individual YEARS ago. It was a refurbished model. I think his name was Tom but I’m not positive.
I’m so sorry about blasting out with same message but there was a requirement to have 10 posts B4 being allowed to respond privately.
I’m so sorry about blasting out with same message but there was a requirement to have 10 posts B4 being allowed to respond privately.
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The guy that sold them is no longer selling retail just for NASA . Do a search on here (Shoebox F 10) if that's is the one you have -the part # & o-ring size is in that post. If you can not find it I'll send you a PM with the size's.
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My model is OLD!
Belt driven.
No Freedom markings.
Things is I don’t know what suddenly popped.
It was doing great but at about 3000psi something went “pop” and air started venting out the vent hole in the aluminum vertical shaft.
Belt driven.
No Freedom markings.
Things is I don’t know what suddenly popped.
It was doing great but at about 3000psi something went “pop” and air started venting out the vent hole in the aluminum vertical shaft.
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ocolabs.com/product-category/spare-parts/
check here on 8-17 21 or search shoebox parts available
check here on 8-17 21 or search shoebox parts available
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OCO Labs has some of the parts needed. Mostly O-Rings and some of the parts other than pistons and cylinders. I believe that Tom is now working there?
Are you certain that the air is leaking from the aluminum shaft? If so, there is a burst disc threaded into and on the other side of that shaft that my have "popped". You can replace that disc with another of the same specification such as these from Amazon.....https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01J96KJ7Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Instead of removing the aluminum shaft (painfully long), I measured where the burst disc was located and drilled a 1" diameter hole in the back of the red painted sheet metal to gain access (making it MUCH easier). From that I simply used a socket and ratchet to remove and replace. Ran fine after that.
mike
Are you certain that the air is leaking from the aluminum shaft? If so, there is a burst disc threaded into and on the other side of that shaft that my have "popped". You can replace that disc with another of the same specification such as these from Amazon.....https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01J96KJ7Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Instead of removing the aluminum shaft (painfully long), I measured where the burst disc was located and drilled a 1" diameter hole in the back of the red painted sheet metal to gain access (making it MUCH easier). From that I simply used a socket and ratchet to remove and replace. Ran fine after that.
mike
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