Iron Horse 3.2-HP 60-Gallon Single-Stage Air Compressor (208/230V 1-Phase)

The compressor works fine, however the maximum working pressure is only 135 psi, not the listed 150 psi in the specs.

Bought the 3.2hp-60gal Iron Horse Compressor back in 2005 locally. I am very happy with it. The quality and durability are superb!

I've stripped and painted 2 vehicles since then. I've run it 4-5 hours straight a few times and it gets hot, but no issues. It's still on the original belt, finish is still perfect, pressure switch and shut off switch are still good. Bleed valve on the bottom still seals nicely.

I would say it is medium-loud but it doesn't sound like it's destroying itself when it's running. Some compressors you just have to leave the room when they're running, this one you don't. I run mine on 220V. I blow out the filters once in a while and change the oil just once a year.

Volume wise, I can run a Craftsman DA nonstop and it doesn't fall below 80psi while trying to keep up. I still wish it had a few more CFM, but I have no regrets.

I've had a lot of friends with Sanborns (from Menards) and Craftsman compressors that didn't last a year or were so terribly noisy that they returned them.

I expect this to still be running strong in another 10 years and would recommend it in a heartbeat.

Bought the 3.2hp-60gal Iron Horse Compressor back in 2005 locally. I am very happy with it. The quality and durability are superb!

I've stripped and painted 2 vehicles since then. I've run it 4-5 hours straight a few times and it gets hot, but no issues. It's still on the original belt, finish is still perfect, pressure switch and shut off switch are still good. Bleed valve on the bottom still seals nicely.

I would say it is medium-loud but it doesn't sound like it's destroying... more

It is made in USA- in Belmont, MS.

Top notch.

I bought one of a few months back. I've piped the garage with black pipe and we are off to the races. Compressor is fairly quiet and reaches capacity fairly quick. This thing is leagues above my old 30 gallon direct drive model.

I did do a little digging on the specs. From what I have found the compressor is capable of 150 PSI and the tank MAWP is 170 PSI. The pressure relief valve on the tanks is rated for 160 PSI. Mind you I see no need to push the machine past 135 PSI but I think it could be pushed a little harder if it was absolutely necessary.

I have mine set to cut in @ 95 PSI and out @ 135 PSI and it works great.

I bought one of a few months back. I've piped the garage with black pipe and we are off to the races. Compressor is fairly quiet and reaches capacity fairly quick. This thing is leagues above my old 30 gallon direct drive model.

I did do a little digging on the specs. From what I have found the compressor is capable of 150 PSI and the tank MAWP is 170 PSI. The pressure relief valve on the tanks is rated for 160 PSI. Mind you I see no need to push the machine past 135 PSI but I think it could... more