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Craftsman  Heavy Duty Air Line Filter/Regulator with Gauge

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Type: Regulators
Warranty Detail Link: craftsman warranty
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Item Weight (lbs.): 1.6

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Craftsman Heavy Duty Air Line Filter and Regulator with Gauge has adjustable locking regulator and full flow ports to allow maximum air flow. Provides efficient water and particle removal and features an easy to read water level indicator. Features 3/8 in. NPT threaded input and output and two 3/8 in. to 1/4 in. NPT threaded reducers to accomodate smaller diameter hose. Rated to 175 PSI.

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Added on May 22, 2009

 

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4 Reviewers (12.0%) would recommend this to a friend.
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MechanicMark
Jul 24 , 2010
The Craftsman Heavy Duty Filter/Regulator is Worth The Money

I was a little apprehensive after reading the reviews on if i should buy this regulator/filter. I decided that i needed to find out for myself if this thing is up too the challenge or not. Let me start out by saying that the entire unit is made out of metal except for the control handle on top which is disappointing, because the unit as a whole is very sturdy. In fact, my only complaint and the reason this product does not deserve 5 stars is because the handle is made out of plastic and could very easily break under the wrong hands. I think sears should look at adding a square metal insert into the inside of the handle or beef it up in some other way. The regulator works great and if your careful the handle works fine as well.

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kaplanr
Sep 7 , 2012
Go elsewhere, this isn't our dad's Craftsman anymore.

Maybe the July 24, 2010 reviewer got old stock from somewhere, my experience is similar to everyone elses.  Mine is largely plastic.  I attached it to a PowerMate 60 Gal compressor with max of 155 PSI.  However I want to regulate my airflow between 90-100 psi for soda blasting.  The valve doesn't work, I needed to disassemble and reinstall it to make the adjustment and then open or close it to get to 100.  It's made in China and it isn't the quality I expected with the Craftsman label.  Go elsewhere.

 

J12

Coopersburg, PA

May 10 , 2013
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HD Air Filter/Regulator

Worked fine for 4 months, but then it started leaking air on the inside of the unit. Taking it back to the store for a refund!


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Feb 15 , 2013
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****

absolute ****. the bowl is plastic and cracked in two places under normal use>


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mglor

Spring, TX

Jan 11 , 2013
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STAY AWAY!! Save your money!!

Had it installed for 6 months before the bowl burst. Even before it blew it wouldn't allow enough constant CFM for tools. I would not recommend this item for any use. STAY AWAY!! Save your money!! Bought an Ingersoll Rand 2000 series. Works great.


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SteelerCountry

Glenshaw, PA

Nov 7 , 2012
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O-ring does not stay sealed

This is not under warranty! I ended up just returning the item after the o-ring blew out. The 2nd one I picked up did the same thing....not worth the 39.99.


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jimallen

Linden, MI

Nov 6 , 2012
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unhappy

i have only used about 2 hrs and the botton of bowl broke and leaked air. i was not there when it happened and my compressor ran for who knows how long. i should of believed all the negitive reveiws


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AntC

Wallingford, CT

Nov 2 , 2012
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Save your money

This item states it is good for 175psi. I run 155psi max in home shop. This is the second one that has blown the o ring seal out the top under the reg adj ****. Made in China. Get what you pay for I guess.


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yanke120

Florien, LA

Sep 28 , 2012
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WARNING !! junk made In CHINA!!!!!!!!

had 1 yr started leaking they told me only had 90 day warranty . only used about 10 times . I'd give this a minus 10 star rating .


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kaplanr

Pittsburgh, PA

Sep 7 , 2012
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Go elsewhere, this isn't our dad's Craftsman anymore.

Maybe the July 24, 2010 reviewer got old stock from somewhere, my experience is similar to everyone elses.  Mine is largely plastic.  I attached it to a PowerMate 60 Gal compressor with max of 155 PSI.  However I want to regulate my airflow between 90-100 psi for soda blasting.  The valve doesn't work, I needed to disassemble and reinstall it to make the adjustment and then open or close it to get to 100.  It's made in China and it isn't the quality I expected with the Craftsman label.  Go elsewhere.


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homeproj

Keller, TX

Aug 20 , 2012
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3 out of 5

I was extremely happy with this unit. I've been doing a lot of sandblasting and was worried that I would have to stop and clean the gun out often due to wet sand build up. This unit has kept me going even during those high humidity days. However, yesterday I heard air escaping from somewhere. After crawling all over the compressor and down the air line I discovered the top o-ring/seal is beginning to come out. I can't be pushing it too hard as the compressor shuts off at 150psi and the regulator can handle up to 175psi. I'm assuming the dial is displaying the limits of the device (0-175psi) and did not check the actual specs. I'll be taking this unit back to the store today and see what they can tell me. Besides that I'm happy.

I would recommend this product to a friend.

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EricFendelander

Bennett, CO

Jul 24 , 2012
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Leaks, tried 3 different regulators

Pooly designed Chinese junk. Each of 3 has leaked from top and bottom o-rings.If tightened it cracks and leaks more. Don't buy it!


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