Old yong heng compressor just kicked the bucket and looking at these 2 as a replacement would mainly be using to fill my impact and a few smaller tanks. Any other suggestions are appreciated!
Out of these which would preform better?
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Personally I'd pass on both. But from feedback I've heard tuxing seems to be significantly less reliable than the normal Yong hengs most folks have. Why not just fix yours?
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Also looking at the gx cs2, and I would if the parts needed didn't cost close to a new compressor
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Cole,
Doubt a "Yong Heng" labelled oil-less, water-less, high-speed fan cooled compressor has anything to do with the YongyIHeng Pneumatic Company. I'm sure someone just slapped the lettering on to fool consumers into thinking this imparts the longevity and dependability of a water, crankcase oil and fan-cooled Yong Heng. Like Long Gun, I'd pass on both, normal lifespan of each is 12-18 months, rebuilding success is iffy. GX CS series has proven good, so far, the lower gearing not generating the compressor killing high heat that will spell the early demise of the ones pictured. Rebuild the YH is what I'll do when the time comes. WM
Doubt a "Yong Heng" labelled oil-less, water-less, high-speed fan cooled compressor has anything to do with the YongyIHeng Pneumatic Company. I'm sure someone just slapped the lettering on to fool consumers into thinking this imparts the longevity and dependability of a water, crankcase oil and fan-cooled Yong Heng. Like Long Gun, I'd pass on both, normal lifespan of each is 12-18 months, rebuilding success is iffy. GX CS series has proven good, so far, the lower gearing not generating the compressor killing high heat that will spell the early demise of the ones pictured. Rebuild the YH is what I'll do when the time comes. WM
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