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Today I was able to get an old belt driven air compressor that is cast iron or steel or something (very heavy). It still works, with the exception of some of the tubing being broken. Should I scrap something like this or try to sell it for more than scrap? Pics are below.
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None of the above:
Keep it, scavenge some tubing to repair it, buy a HF angle grinder, and increase your scrapping capabilities.
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Can you feel\hear the piston moving if you turn the drive wheel?
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When plugged in it turns and everything.
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looks old very old how old is this thing?Originally Posted by scraphawk
Today I was able to get an old belt driven air compressor that is cast iron or steel or something (very heavy). It still works, with the exception of some of the tubing being broken. Should I scrap something like this or try to sell it for more than scrap? Pics are below.
New Guy
its at least 25 years old. My friend I got it from and I used to air up our bike tires with it. It was hooked up to empty propane tanks for storing the compressed air
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NEED advice: Brand New to Scrapping--so sell as ITEMS or sell as SCRAP?
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