I have what I am pretty sure is a TF000021p pump from 1981 or so. I am hoping someone here would have some knowledge of these pumps. I am having trouble finding a manual and parts, trying to confirm oil fill level, etc. I found some rebuild kits on eBay but just wanted to try to find someone else who may have more knowledge than I e been able to clean so far.
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Hoping for help on Campbell Hausfeld compressor pump
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52 Ford
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Yep. I have one. Grainger sold the same pump as a Speedaire 3z492a. I have the spec sheets and parts diagrams somewhere. Ill try to find them.
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Is the tank one of the parts that need replacing? How big is the tank and what is the blast radius if that old tank fails?
I have a seriously old Worthington Pump 2 stage compressor driven be a RI motor. Ran really reliable when taken out of service. I may bring it back to life with a new tank. Low RPMs and quiet.
I have a seriously old Worthington Pump 2 stage compressor driven be a RI motor. Ran really reliable when taken out of service. I may bring it back to life with a new tank. Low RPMs and quiet.
60 gallon. I hydro tested the tank to 300 psi prior to putting it into service.
Awesome. Thanks for looking
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No problem. I'm curious, who made your tank? Mine is a 60 gallon, too. I wonder if CH and Grainger used the same tanks.
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The tank was made by Melben Products Div. Leitchfield KY
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Yep. I just checked my tank. Same name on mine and it's dated 1983. I found the papers I was looking for. I'm going to check an old hard drive to see if I have the PDF. Otherwise, I'll scan what I have and you'll have to deal with the greasy fingerprints all over them. That pump was nasty when I got it and the papers I printed out stayed on the workbench for a long time.
I didn't have the right paint when I put it back together, so I just grabbed a can of silver and painted the pump. Never read the label on the can. I have a chrome compressor now. That's gotta add at least a few CFM, though.
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Have you had any luck finding that hard drive?
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I have a question for you all have any of u done an actual rebuild on the top end of one of these pumps? when I took mine apart it was not stacked like the one in the diagram. mine had the plate/gasket (#21) down by the cylinder not next to the head is the pic the right way to assemble it? But I should ad that when I got it it was by it self and someone might have been into it.
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