Awl--
A local factory building is being demolished, and I got a shot at 4 Quincy compressor heads/motors--no tanks.
The heads are plumbed straight to some kind of gas port on huge boilers. If it was oil, I'd know it was an atomization compressor, but in gas, I dunno.
The numbers are as follows: Model 216-103, Size 2.5x3, S/N: 6027804.
The size sorta looks like the piston diam/travel. It's not a huge head at all, weighs mebbe 50-75 lbs. Two pistons, identical size and adjacent to each other (no vee or anything), typical oil resevoir w/ dip stick, air filter, etc. Looks like a smallish single phase motor (1 hp, mebbe) is driving these, but the compressor heads have a hefty 1 1/4" shaft w/ a gonzo flywheel/pulley on it, w/ 2 belts.
Any idears if these heads would have sufficient cfm for a compressor tank, or is this type of head for a totally different application? Can't glean much info from presure gauges, etc. I will sort of have to bust my ass to get these out, so I would like to know in advance what the story is.
Too late now to call Quincy, will call tomorrow. Just might not be able to sleep tonite!
-- Mr. P.V.'d formerly Droll Troll