92116472-2012 Craftsman Compressor - Overview

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Filter – Part Number: 019-0277
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Filter
Part #019-0277
Tube-transfer Braided Steel 16 – Part Number: 145-0634
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Gauge 300P – Part Number: 032-0025
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Gauge 300P
Part #032-0025
Shroud, Bk – Part Number: 142-0239
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Shroud, Bk
Part #142-0239
Hubcap – Part Number: 033-0001
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Hubcap
Part #033-0001
This is an original Powermate replacement part. The hubcap is commonly found on air compressors. This part is made of metal, and is used to secure the wheel to the axle. Please note that these hubcaps are not reusable, and you will need to replace them every time you remove the wheel. It may require some extra effort to get the old part off, using pliers or a screwdriver. Once it is removed, the new part can be easily fitted into place. This item is sold individually.
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Piston/cyl – Part Number: 048-0132
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Piston/cyl
Part #048-0132
Head – Part Number: 042-0132
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Head
Part #042-0132
Elbow – Part Number: 064-0117
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Elbow
Part #064-0117
Cap, Run – Part Number: 166-0188
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Cap, Run
Part #166-0188
Cover, Strt – Part Number: 166-0189
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Cover, Strt
Part #166-0189
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Owner's manual
Part #200-2798
Assembly Tank – Part Number: 153-0174
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Assembly Tank
Part #153-0174
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hubcap fell off my coleman air compressor
4 of 6 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Richard from AUBURN, WA
  • Very Difficult
  • More than 2 hours
repair didn't happen the part was the wrong size so i wasted $20 and my time because the part was on back order (which the website did not show) Will never use you service again, complete waste of time and money
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Compressor not building pressure
2 of 3 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Dave from NEW PHILA, OH
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Socket set
Remove outer cover. Remove cooling fan. Remove head.remove piston rod from bearing, pull piston and sleeve out. Install new piston into sleeve, install rod onto bearing, tighten screw and nut. Install o-rings in plate assembly, install with head. Install cooling fan and outer cover.
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