Looking for manual for sanborn B51-A24-80V1 model

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80-gallon air compressor is the best air compressor in the present market. Sanborn 80 gallon five-horse air compressor low psi is another air compressor. We live in an age where getting a car online is not a big deal anymore. Tesla, Ford, everyone is getting on the trend now.


But this practice is yet to be prevalent in the industrial machinery market. One of the main reasons for that is the lack of information on large and mid-scale air compressors.

There are various configurations for this compressor, however if yours has an oil sight glass just till to about center or at top of red dot. If no dot, to center of sight glass. For long life, change oil every 100 hours of use under heavy working conditions or sooner if you notice oil vapor coming out of vent.

Quincy QT-5, with an 80 gallon tank. I was very patient and found this on CL. If you are flush with cash, do as you wish. If you are looking for the best bang for the buck, CL will produce!

X2 on the CL find....

Picked up a basically new Ingersoll Rand, T30 220v/2 stage for $500


Increase Engine Horse Power.

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I'm not sure but I operate my'n at about a 145/150 top and about 110/120 min.
However others my have a differant perspective

Cheers
John

yes white and black are both line voltage in.each wire will have 110 to 120 volts. Attach one wire to top of starter contactor left side the other to top of starter contactor right side. Attach green wire to ground.

According to the information you provided your looking at a 10 HP motor at three phase. Do you have three phase at your location? If not I would look into getting a single phase compressor. If you do want to get it going I would notify your local IR dealer so they can get you the right Model number, RPM, Pulley and Motor Frame Size to match your unit.

Please read below....Jim...if this helped you please send me a positive response...Thanks!


Ingersoll-Rand Type-30 Electric-Driven Two Stage Horizontal Air Compressor - 120 Gallon - Fully Packaged IR 2545E10VFP

• Designed for heavy shop or industrial use, Ingersoll-Rand Two-Stage electric air compressors provide the quality and performance that are ideal for most applications and users, including: automotive service and body shops; fleet maintenance; machine shops; production and manufacturing lines; construction; wood working shops; dry cleaners; car washes; maintenance/repair shops and farms.
• Durable cast-iron, two-stage design offers extended pump life for years of trouble-free service 175 PSI maximum operating pressure
• 100% continuous duty for tough applications
• Automatic start/stop control/pressure switch operation
• Includes motor starter, oil sight glass (10-15 HP only), manual drain and ASME tank
• 10HP, 3 Phase 200, 230 or 460 Volts
• 120 gal, horizontal tank
• 35 ACFM @ 175 PSI

You left that question rather vague. Are you asking what material? or What size? I normally would run one size larger pipe size than the outlet on the tank, unless the distance is great. You would connect to the tank outlet which is usually 1/2 way up the side of the tank. Use only black iron or copper pipe, plastic pipe is not strong enough for compressed air. There is some plasic tubing rated for air, but that looks sloppy and isn't inexpensive eitehr. Also put a "FRL" between the compressor and piping (FRL=filter regulator lubricator).

it could take up to 30 minutes from zero pressure

IR has not made their owner's manuals available online. You have to contact your nearest dealer in order to get one. If you do get one, could you please consider uploading the manual to fixya.com to help other people who a looking for the same thing.

I don't have the manual for your compressor, but if you drain the oil and then measure the volume of the drained oil, it should be about the same.

If you are wondering about the quantity of oil to purchase, 2 quarts should be more than enough.

Thanks,

TIm