I have a 19?? Wayne Air Compressor Model 376V (AC4120). The unit stills runs but it is a little slow filling the tank up. I have researched Wayne and the company does not exist. Leroy (Dresser) in Ohio, bought the company, but they do not have any such parts what so ever. Does anyone know of someone that has any manuals and/or a rebuilt kit for the pump? My other route is to buy an inexpensive replacement pump any suggections?
Hi, I just bought a wayne air compressor and it is from 1969. It has two compressor's (only one works) and two motor's. My friend works at a company in Marion Indiana that can get replacment parts for anything. I will talk with him in the next couple of days. Because I need a crank and a few other parts for mine. I will see if he can find a rebuild kit for them if so I'll let you know. Let me know If you get this messege.
Sorry for taking so long replying to your last messege. I forgot all about it. If you want to contact me. My phone # is (765)-674-4275. That way we can talk more about it. Thanks Miles
I also just purchased a wayne air compressor,it was manufactured in 1958. I need to change the 3hp motor, it's three phase.
I would also like to find a manual for it, any help would be greatly appriciated.
Thanks, Tom.
I would also like to find a manual for it, any help would be greatly appriciated.
Thanks, Tom.
Hi Billferg,
I have not looked for any parts yet, I haven't picked it up yet. One thing I have to do before anything is to change the motor, Its three phase, I guess it came out of an old gas station.
Whats the story on your compressor? how old, how big?
Keep in touch, Tom.
I have not looked for any parts yet, I haven't picked it up yet. One thing I have to do before anything is to change the motor, Its three phase, I guess it came out of an old gas station.
Whats the story on your compressor? how old, how big?
Keep in touch, Tom.
I just purchased a air compressor, It has a big Wayne horz. tank and a two cyclinder compressor with a 2 hp motor. I don't know if it the original compressor. I could not find a tag on it. I freed up the pistons, but the reed valves are still frozen. How do I seperate the two halves of the head. and where do I get parts.
I just picked up a Wayne compressor, model number 992 on the pump. Two stage, and I believe this one was origanally powered with a 12 HP gas engine. I am looking for a manual for this pump. Any help out there??
Thanks
Thanks
I have a Wayne model 378V that needs a motor, not sure what horsepower it needs?? Can anyone help? I seem to think a 2hp would do it, but need to know for sure. Thanks. Greg
I work as a contract programmer for an air compressor company which carries Wayne parts. So perhaps these are just the parts that you are looking for?
FOR EXAMPLE, SEE:
http://www.aircomparts-air-compressors.com/tools-pump-head-replacement-valves-wayne/
OTHERS STUFF HERE:
http://www.aircomparts-air-compressors.com/parts/
(I hope this helps you, and others on this thread who have expressed frustrating with finding Wayne replacement parts!)
FOR EXAMPLE, SEE:
http://www.aircomparts-air-compressors.com/tools-pump-head-replacement-valves-wayne/
OTHERS STUFF HERE:
http://www.aircomparts-air-compressors.com/parts/
(I hope this helps you, and others on this thread who have expressed frustrating with finding Wayne replacement parts!)
looks like we are out SOL (sorry, out of luck) when it comes to finding parts for wayne compressors. if someone/anyone has had any success please advise
I recemtly acquired a piston-type two-stage air compressor. The nameplate is very weathered and all I have been able to read on the nameplate is:
Model: 376H
Serial: 78557
THE WAYNE PUMP COMPANY
FORT WAYNE, IND USA
If you have any information on this air compressor (ie. Operating and Maintenance Manuals, Parts Diagrams and Sources, etc.), please reply.
Thank you,
Don Hamilton
Model: 376H
Serial: 78557
THE WAYNE PUMP COMPANY
FORT WAYNE, IND USA
If you have any information on this air compressor (ie. Operating and Maintenance Manuals, Parts Diagrams and Sources, etc.), please reply.
Thank you,
Don Hamilton