Wolf Compressor Parts

[keith070271]

I have a Wolf compressor and, because I'm a ham-fisted oaf, I managed to snap off one of the quick release couplings when lowering my car off the jack rendering this part useless:



I've discovered that wolf went out of business and it appears that someone else uses the name now. Further googling led me here so hopefully you can assist.

My preference would be to just replace that part in question but that's looking unlikely so what else can I do? Is replacing the whole manifold/regulator assembly practical and are there any hany guides to doing so.

Thanks in advance

Keith

 

[Robotstar5]

UK home shopping now supply Wolf compressors link click on after sales support for spares.

and welcome to the forum.

 

[ford34/2]

you may well find the Sealey range covers the part, under a different model number,try and find a like for like Compressor manufactured under a different name, they are in many cases Generic badged accordingly, But Home shopping should fix U up.
Stan

 

[the snooper]

even if you cant get that exact part you could buy joints that screw together which will do the same job

 

[Wallace]

As posted above by The (late night) Snooper or blank that side off if you can by tapping a suitable thread in the main T so you can still use the machine until a replacement can be found.

 

[the snooper]

and seconded above by the early morning Wallace

 

[Wallace]

Do you snoop here often?

 

[the snooper]

Do you snoop here often?

about as often as you by the looks of it and at the same times

 

[Wallace]

If we keep meeting like this people will start to talk and if Chunkolini sees this rumours will be rife and I'll have to shave my beard off.

 

[the snooper]

nah chunko is to busy flying and don't mention a razor near chunko it brings him out in a sweat

 

[Fultonius]

Did you get anywhere with this? There seems to be a million cheap crap ones on ebay and amazon that invariably get enough bad reviews for quality (threads stripping, cracking) that i don't want to touch them. We've got a broken air compressor at the Glasgow Tool Library and need a new manifold. Seems impossible to find one of half decent quality!