Air compressor filter intake truck - Emglo AM780-HC4V, Porter-Cable CPF23400S, Emglo AM700-HC4V, Porter-Cable CPL6025, Emglo MG8HGA-8P, Emglo M800-HC4V

Air Compressor Filter Intake Truck - 1 2 3 4

*2 HP Electric Air-Mate Compressor* \| Emglo AM780-HC4V**
	$500.00 by Emglo One-year warranty Rugged cast-iron cylinder Performs at above average working pressures Delivers 3.6 cfm at 125 psi Powerful 2 hp electric motor found in AM780-HC4V's reviews: CONTRACTOR COMPRESSER DREAM - DOWN TIME ZIP DAY IN AND OUT YEAR AFTER YEAR ENOUGH AIR TO RUN TWO FRAMERS AT A GOOD RATE OF PACE . THIS IS A TROUBLE FREE LIGHT WEIGHT COMPRESSER THAT WON'T HURT YOUR BACK HAULING IT IN AND OUT OF THE TRUCK DAY AFTER DAY FOR YEARS .
*3 HP, 4-Gallon Side Stack Compressor* \| Porter-Cable CPF23400S**
	$466.00 by Porter-Cable One Year Warranty Convenient control panel has regulator, gauge, and two quick connect outlets Higher tank pressure provides more usable air per tank re-charge New high-pressure design keeps tank pressure between 110 and 135 PSI 3 HP induction motor delivers 7.7 SCFM at 40 PSI, 5.5 SCFM at 90 PSI found in CPF23400S's reviews: Compact unit, poor packaging - my unit arrived with the plastic air* intake filter housing broken. In the mean time I have patched the filter housing back together with electrical tape.* Other than the poor packaging; the unit is easy to operate, stable, compact, and provides plenty of air* for general household use.* Plenty of Power to Offer...but it needs plenty, too. - I tried the compressor on an undedicated 15 amp circuit, and it immediately blew the switch every time. I also learned (the hard way, of course) that if you are using the compressor with a 50' extension chord (with too high a guage) on a 20 amp circuit, the pump will not get enough electricity to pump air after cutting-in when the tank pressure drops to 110 psi (the specified cut-in pressure) - the pump will start pumping, but quickly stop and you'll hear the motor straining until it blows the 20 amp circuit, too. It's cheaper, my new Porter Cable friends say, to buy more air hose than the right gauge extention chord - Ah, such knowledge I'm gaining. Sadly, the compressor arrived with an air intake filter housing badly bent downward (done apparently at the factory, as the box from Amazon wasn't damaged), so I couldn't remove the air filter. AND, the drain valve (to drain water from the bottom of the tank) would not completely close allowing lots of air to excape from the tank. In my chats with an Amazon tool sales rep, and later with a Porter Cable tech rep (to help me unravel the compressor's electrical-needs mysteries), both Companies quickly and nicely insisted on sending me a new air intake filter housing and a new drain valve (I guess I'm getting two of each?) - no questions asked. The machine is fairly loud, but it only takes my pump about 6 seconds to refill the tanks from the 110 psi cut-in pressure to the specified 135 psi cut-out pressure. I figure the noise level goes hand-in-hand with the added power this compressor offers - power I think I need. *Porter Cable Compressor* Review - My compressor arrived about 7 days after I placed my order. Keep in mind that your compressor does'nt include a hose, fittings, or a filter which is a good idea to extend the life of your air** tools and a must to spray paint, so these items must be purchased seperatly. It's not too loud, it can fill up fairly quick, and most of all it provided plenty of power for what I was using it for, even when using a 100 foot extension cord.

*2 HP Electric Air-Mate Compressor* \| Emglo AM700-HC4V**
	$450.00 by Emglo One-year warranty Automatic start/stop Overload protected, low amp draw Delivers 2.6 cfm at 125 psi Powerful 2 hp electric motor found in AM700-HC4V's reviews: Great, most of the time. - I am a roofer and I am constantly running two roofing nailers off my compressor. This compressor is great for the fact that it can keep up with two proffesional roofers all day long. Emglo needs to come up with a better idea for the air filter, it's cheap plastic that breaks and comes off every time it is slightly bumped. I've had to replace the air filter on mine three times now. Other than that I run my compressor all day long with no major mechanical problems. AM700 vs AM780 and M790 - Upon inspection the AM700 is clearly a consumer model compressor. It also requires more oil than the am78 pump, not to mention the cheezy air filter. Although as a consumer model I believe this unit is far superior to an oiless compressor.
*6 HP, 25-Gallon Oil Lube Compressor* \| Porter-Cable CPL6025**
	$504.99 by Porter-Cable One-year warranty Provides 8.6 SCFM at 40 PSI and 6.8 SCFM at 90 PSI High-flow regulator for more efficient operation of pneumatic tools Tank pressure is maintained between 110 and 135 PSI for more usable air High-pressure technology provides the equivalent of a 32-gallon air supply found in CPL6025's reviews: WARNING - Amazon's "free" shipping SUCKS! - " This means YOU will be responsible for getting the item OFF THE TRUCK* when it is delivered to your home. And yes, the truck will not have a lift gate--that costs more.*
*8 HP Wheelbarrow Compressor* \| Emglo MG8HGA-8P**
	$1,877.00 by Emglo Enclosed steel belt guard Four-cylinder cast-iron pump 1/4 npt soft-seat drain valve Bullwhip idle control Integrated control panel found in MG8HGA-8P's reviews: On The Job MUST! - This Compressor is the standard on all the job sites I have been on. Tossed around, pushed off a truck, even run over by a truck. I've seen this compressor survive some serious blows (pardon the pun). Emglo is the way to go with compressors.
*2 HP 14.1 Amp Electric Master Series Compressor* \| Emglo M800-HC4V**
	$560.00 by Emglo One-year warranty Features 1/4 NPT soft seat drain valve Rugged cast-iron cylinder provides maximum durability Integrated high-profile panel houses regulator gauges and universal quick couplers Powerful 2-horsepower electric motor delivers 3.8 cfm at 125 psi found in M800-HC4V's reviews: Handy little machine! - Because the fittings use air pressure to seal themselves, you can pull the line right out of the fitting when there is no pressure in the tanks. One caution: Don't burn yourself on the hot intake head!.