Quincy 271C80VCBM air compressor Reviews & Ratings

After figuring out how to get it off the pallet and bolting in a level place, the unit kept tripping off on its own overload. After contacting customer support, I received a quick reply call. The motor overload was set too low from Quincy. Once support informed me how to dial it in correctly, the unit ran perfectly and had no problem keeping up with my 19 CFM @ 90 psi demand for over an hour without running continuously.

Another issue was the wire coming from the low oil sensor was laying out disconnected. Not sure how that can be or how it was tested but a tech answered the phone and instructed me on where the wire goes so all is well.

Also, I can stand right next to the unit running and can barely notice it running by any vibration in the floor. Very well balanced.

So thankful for good quality service.

After figuring out how to get it off the pallet and bolting in a level place, the unit kept tripping off on its own overload. After contacting customer support, I received a quick reply call. The motor overload was set too low from Quincy. Once support informed me how to dial it in correctly, the unit ran perfectly and had no problem keeping up with my 19 CFM @ 90 psi demand for over an hour without running continuously.

Another issue was the wire coming from the low oil sensor was laying... more

Very smooth running and quiet compressor. Seems to be very well built, I could not be happier that I chose a Quincy.

Very happy with this purchase. A bit pricey but work the extra cost after experiencing the performance. This beast is HEAVY so be prepared.

I recently ordered a Quincy Max 7.5hp 80 gallon 2 stage air compressor after deliberating between this one and the comparable Ingresoll Rand version. Air Compressorsdirect.com recommended the Quincy since the life rating on the compressor was much more than the IR.

The compressor arrived on a drop deck 18 wheeler. It was well worth the extra $35 for the drop deck. The driver even let me use his pallet jack to wheel it into my shop. The compressor was well packaged, and also included a special "tattle tale" to indicate if the compressor had been tipped over.

After I finally got "Big Blue" nested in it's home, I used hockey pucks for vibration dampeners under the tank legs and loosely bolted them into the concrete.

Once I finished installing the power to the compressor, I gave it a test run. WOW! Was this beast powerful yet quiet! You can hold a conversation next to it (of course with raising your voice slightly). It also felt well balanced is it does not vibrate much at all.

To make maintenance simpler, I also installed an hourmeter in the electrical box. I also wired the automatic drain valve to only activate while the compressor is running.

I REALLY like my new compressor. It is very nicely built, is relatively quiet, has low vibrations, and it fills the tank quickly. I have no doubt that this compressor will serve me well for my lifetime!!

Thanks Air Compressors Direct.com and Quincy!!

I recently ordered a Quincy Max 7.5hp 80 gallon 2 stage air compressor after deliberating between this one and the comparable Ingresoll Rand version. Air Compressorsdirect.com recommended the Quincy since the life rating on the compressor was much more than the IR.

The compressor arrived on a drop deck 18 wheeler. It was well worth the extra $35 for the drop deck. The driver even let me use his pallet jack to wheel it into my shop. The compressor was well packaged, and also included a... more

This compressor has more than enough power and CFM to keep our machine shop running full speed. This 220 has a much lower amperage draw than the compressor we pulled out of here.

Great machine.

I have needed a larger compressor for some time and after looking around I went with Quincy. They are made in the USA, have a good overall rating and came as advertised.

So far it works smooth, fast and quieter than my much smaller compressor.

I placed the order and paid additional for liftgate delivery. However, they refused to deliver it to my alley where my shop is accessible (plenty of room for a box truck). I canceled the order.

According to Quincy, they use Baldor electric motors primarily and WEG secondary. WEG are made in Brazil and Quincy suggests they are equal to Baldor.

Not sure about that but if they use WEG, Quincy must have the insight they are worthy of a Baldor or they would start a huge problem with their customer base.

Ordered on 1-23-15, showed up on 2-4-15 damaged. I did not accept it. Looked like it fell off a loading dock, still had pieces of concrete on it from falling. I received an email to write a review and I still do not have the compressor.

My c/c has been charged. I called 3 times and was told I would get a call back or email and I haven't gotten either. On today 2-25-15 I am not unhappy I just want the compressor or an explanation.

I picked the Quincy for 2 reasons, one it has a lot of options and two, it was American made. So far I'm
satisfied with its operation, it sounds good, refills fast, and has plenty of air to offer.

A couple of small issues to explain. 1. it took 11 business days to ship, which was 4 days longer than advertised, so keep that in mind when ordering. My American made compressor has a "made in Brazil" electric motor on it. There is a small air leak somewhere on the unit because the tank will leak down in about 2 days. So I'm trying to find that little problem.

Expensive unit, but all in and all, it does run nice.

I picked the Quincy for 2 reasons, one it has a lot of options and two, it was American made. So far I'm
satisfied with its operation, it sounds good, refills fast, and has plenty of air to offer.

A couple of small issues to explain. 1. it took 11 business days to ship, which was 4 days longer than advertised, so keep that in mind when ordering. My American made compressor has a "made in Brazil" electric motor on it. There is a small air leak somewhere on the unit because the... more