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Just brought home a used Ingersoll Rand Model RA5E6VA 60 gallon, 5 horse, 220 volt, single phase, vertical air compressor. Was given to me by a friend of a friend. Built in 1987. Is missing the pulley that fits on the motor and the belt, along with the front half of the plastic guard that fits over the belt. Is on very nice shape. Did not get home in time to see if the parts are available at Ingersoll Rand. Will try and call them on Monday.
If the parts are not available was wondering if anyone has one of these and knows the part numbers of the motor pulley, belt and the front of the belt guard. If not does anyone know the size of the motor pulley and the belt?
Anything that I need to know and/or do before I get it running. It's been 3 years since it was used. I noticed it has a oil dip stick tube....have not pulled it out yet. What type of maintaince does this kind of a compressor need to keep running right? Sorry for all the questions but want to make sure I lean everything I need to know before I use it.

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Greg in Michigan
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Hello!
Would definately check/change the oil.
Lube motor if possible.
Make sure your pressure relief valve works.
Sounds like you've got a nice machine. Just got an old 3HP horizontal from the 50's. Sweet.
I did get a hold of a tech at the Ingersoll Rand Air Support Center and he e-mailed me a diagram and parts list of the system. All I need now is try and get a copy of the owners manual...........to find out the do's & don'ts of owning and using a large air compressor.......well large to me anyway.........LOL
Got a copy of the users manual, so I am all set here..........
could you send me copies of those? i havent been able to find them and I have the same model.
mine wont auto shut off or auto start up because the pressure switch is jacked up

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May have to replace the switch. Shouldn't be hard to find a replacemennt.
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It's good, that you get something good.
Before purchasing first decide what all tools you are planing to use, what sorts of power or you can say electrical power do you have in your shop, and the important thing is that why you need or taking this used one......
Thank you for the very interesting information. I’m glad that you simply shared this helpful information with us.
Thank you for the very interesting information. I’m glad that you simply shared this helpful information with us.

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Make sure your pressure relief valve works. Sounds like you've got a nice machine. Just got an old 3HP horizontal from the 50's. Sweet.
Soundh could you please send me the diagram of the compressor that you have? [email protected]
HELLO i have a ingersoll rand model RA5E6VE that has a bad wrist pin bushing.. its knocking loud. i took it apart now i cannot find a replacement. the piston has a # N92063015 CASTING but noting on the internet comes up !!! help
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Greg,

Did you find the drive pulley? if you know the pump model you can get the RPM for the pump [email protected] HP of motor and with the electric motor HP and speed it is easy to calculate the drive size sheave, I can help if you need it.

Stephen

Just brought home a used Ingersoll Rand Model RA5E6VA 60 gallon, 5 horse, 220 volt, single phase, vertical air compressor. Was given to me by a friend of a friend. Built in 1987. Is missing the pulley that fits on the motor and the belt, along with the front half of the plastic guard that fits over the belt. Is on very nice shape. Did not get home in time to see if the parts are available at Ingersoll Rand. Will try and call them on Monday.
If the parts are not available was wondering if anyone has one of these and knows the part numbers of the motor pulley, belt and the front of the belt guard. If not does anyone know the size of the motor pulley and the belt?
Anything that I need to know and/or do before I get it running. It's been 3 years since it was used. I noticed it has a oil dip stick tube....have not pulled it out yet. What type of maintaince does this kind of a compressor need to keep running right? Sorry for all the questions but want to make sure I lean everything I need to know before I use it.

Thanks
Greg in Michigan
rod bushing

timithme,

Go to a motor rebuilder and ask them give you the name of the rod rebuilder that they use or look on the internet, replacing a rod sleave bushing is very common in the engine rebuild business

Stephen

HELLO i have a ingersoll rand model RA5E6VE that has a bad wrist pin bushing.. its knocking loud. i took it apart now i cannot find a replacement. the piston has a # N92063015 CASTING but noting on the internet comes up !!! help
HELLO i have a ingersoll rand model RA5E6VE that has a bad wrist pin bushing.. its knocking loud. i took it apart now i cannot find a replacement. the piston has a # N92063015 CASTING but noting on the internet comes up !!! help
Hi, were you able to find the connecting rod you were looking for, i am in the same position, i got a rand4000 60gal 5hp i think from 1989 in really good shape but one the piston connecting rod is broken and can't find it anywhere.
I went to ingersoll rand and they don't have replacement parts.
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