Customer Reviews for VEVOR Air Compressor Pump Head 10HP 17.5CFM @ 90PSI 3-Cylinder Piston Pump Head

Overall you can tell the compressor pump is a cheaper pump however it does not even come close to the 11 cfm they claim. Will not keep up with a small 1/4 die grinder.

Decided to use unknown brand (at the time) compressor pump for my workshop. It arrived super fast , nicely packed. Assembled my workshop compressor and it works super nice. Mounted it on 60 gallon tank. What i love about it , that it doesnt get as hot as cast iron pump.

I actually need to return this, please if someone could contact me. I have already emailed once. Thank you. Mallory Shavender

On the lower priced ones it does not show an air filter so I paid a few bucks more for this one. It is an off size so I had to drill new mounting holes (surprise?). But it is working on my old U S General tank. I had to buy new pulley for the motor to keep the speed down and I had to remove the head and change it ( and the valve plates) around to make it fit and work. It takes longer to get to full pressure than the old pump but it does get there. I think I should have bought the V shape compressor ( a bit more expensive but should work better and last longer) But this one does make 120 PSI and does pump air. We will see.

To start with, when I inspected the pump, all the head bolts were loose and one was sticking out about an inch. I emailed the seller about torque settings and they said to tighten them. Made me question if the pump would explode when I brought it online. Fortunately after getting it running it is a quiet pump and builds air and recovers quickly. For the price, a good buy, but check the tightness of ALL the bolts prior to installing it. Gave it four stars for the quality control issues.

Pump was just what I needed. Works great. Minimal modifications. Runs all my air tools. Great to do business with. Thanks....

Everything I purchase from Vevor has been high quality and worked well. This pump is no exception. It works well. The output tube that feeds the compressed air into the tank attaches lower on the pump than the original. You will probably have to buy 12" of 1/2" copper tubing and bend it to fit like I did. It's quite simple. I purchased a used 80 gallon compressor for $250.00. I replaced the pump and motor with ones I purchased at Vevor. I wound up with a brand new 80 gallon compressor for around $600.00, can't beat that. The only thing I would change about Vevor is the company they use to ship their goods. It took a month from when Vevor shipped the motor for me to receive it and I only received it after Rita from Vevors incredible customer service department called FedEx and apparently raised hell. Offering UPS as a shipping option would fix that.

Fue justo lo que necesitaba para seguir usando mi viejo Compressor

It's an ok compressor for the money. The diacription says it has a 10.5" flywheel but mine came with a 12" pulley. I never could get a straight answer on what direction it is mentioned to rotate. There was a ton of over casting in the oil fill hole witch made it take forever to fill. One of the bolts that hold the crank shaft seal adapter was cross threaded also.With my motor turning the pump at 1100rpm ( hence why the flywheel size is important) the pump fills a 40 gal tank starting at 90psi and finishing at 140, takes 50 sec.

Works well ,pumps the air like I need , runs a lot quieter than my other compressor, very pleased!