Craftsman 7 gal. 1 hp Horizontal Air Compressor
Points you can use
- Maximum pressure of 135 PSI
- 2.4 SCFM at 90 PSI
- Powered by a 120V, 1 hp induction motor with a durable, long life oil-lubricated direct drive pump
- Has universal quick connects to make it compatible with most accessories
- Cast iron cylinder sleeve for long life and an aluminum head to dissipate heat
- 7" solid rubber wheels for easy portability
- Oil sight glass makes checking the oil fast and easy, eliminating the use of a dipstick
Most Helpful Reviews:
Shipped free and arrived before the estimated date! have had it about 3 weeks and it works great! had to turn it down for my brad Nailer, no big deal. the tank holds pressure like a champ! sat for over a week and no air loss great little compressor for the price!
This thing seized up after 14 months. I use it twice a month for tires or to blow something clean. I brought it in for repair and the guy said the best thing to do was buy an extended warranty. Then they would fix it. I bought a warranty for 3 years for $90.00 and they fixed it. It should have lasted longer.
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Broken when I opened the box
|I bought the item and I took home ready to use it. When I opened the box to put the wheels on I noticed the air release valve was broken. I called the craftsman and they sent me to a shop near me and it took them about 2 days to find my name in the system and even then I had to send them a picture of my receipt. After that it took about 4 days to get it fixed so I’m total I didn’t get to use the compressor until a week or so after I bought it. All in all besides that issue holds up really well does the jobs I got it for no issues at all
Item was DOA
|Purchased it as gift but the Oil filter and housing were smashed and the oil drain screw was broken, rendering the unit useless. Unfortunately I opened the box after return period was passed.
So far so good
|I have only been using it to fill up my tires.....haven’t had a chance to use it on my power tools. Since gas stations around me charge $1.50 to $2 a fill, I figured this would be a good investment