Spares Wolfair Sioux 2HP Compressor

[gasnob]

Hi there all,

This has possibly been covered somewhere else but as it’s my first post and I’m a newbie I just thought I would ask and possibly get sent to where I can resolve my problem.
Ok here it is I have a Wolfair Compressor with dual output lines on regulator however I had this in the back of my van to go blow up my sons car tyres as some kids had let his tyres down, when I got home and took it out of the van it had fallen over and broke both the output connectors, I know they have gone bust but is it possible to get a replacement of some kind or do I have to bin it and buy a totally new one, any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

 

[rtbcomp]

The output connectors are probably industry standard items.

Any chance of a picture?

 

[poseidon]

Hi there - I presume Wolfair are the same as Wolf (?).

If so, there's a company called National Stock Solutions which has taken over parts supply from the bust Wolf group. I managed to get a 'hard to find' non-return valve for my old Wolf compressor from them. Just phoned them, sent a picture of the broken bits by e-mail, did a pay-Pal transfer and it arrived a couple of days later

Worth a try - phone 01568620062

cheers....Keith

 

[gasnob]

Hi there and thank you so much for your replies.

rtbcomp i have included a picture or two if it helps! you can see where i have soldered one of the outputs from a previous break.

poseidon thanks for the info i will give them a shout and see, however i think they are a insolvency company who sell off unwanted goods are they not? i dont think they would have taken over Wolf Air just sold off its assets but i could be wrong.

Thanks i will keep you posted on the situation.

 

[pedrobedro]

Take the pressure switch off the top, remove the bit underneath it with the connectors and regulators and throw it in the bin. Get a pipe nipple and screw it in the hole and put the pressure switch back on top. Take the bung out of the domed end of the tank and fit a proper PCL quick release fitting. Look for malleable iron fittings on somewhere like bearingboys. Link

 

[eil]

This post might help
http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=19229

 

[rtbcomp]

Do what Pedro says, that monkey metal contraption will only break again.