You should contact a dental supply co. They will be listed in the phone book.
I
am sure they can help you.
Bill Engle, Sr.
Bill Gilroy wrote:
> Hello Scott,
>
> Saturday, September 15, 2001, 3:45:25 PM, you wrote:
>
> SH> I looked on the compressor and can't find a name for the
> SH> manufacturer--it's a _six_ cylinder pump originally used in a dentist's
> SH> office and until now I coveted that thing with a vengence. fairly small
> SH> tank, maybe 20 gallons.
>
> Try a local hydraulics shop, they might be able to make something or
> identify the fitting. I use one that can find and match most of the
> weird stuff I bring in and they will make any type of hose in any
> length.
>
> Another approach is talk to your dentist. Ask him what type of
> compressor he uses. Ask for any documentation that he has and call
> that company. If they did not make it, a guy in their repair shop
> will know who is their competitors and might know who made a 6
> cylinder compressor. It would help if your dentist is an old guy. If
> your dentist fails try your wife's or your brother in-law. Most
> people are more than willing to help with these weird type of
> projects. Just be prepared to burn up the phone lines calling
> manufactures and what not. I have had luck tracking things in this
> manner, it just takes some time and good notes.
>
> Oh yeah see if you can get a look at your dentist compressor, it might
> have some markings and calling that company is a good place to start.
> Ask who fixes their compressors, and who has gone out of business.
> Time to put on you hat and light your pipe Holmes.
>
> --
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