Features The Jenny is the heaviest of this batch of compressors. While the weight is a downside for portability, it makes for a stable compressor when it’s sitting on the ground. Even though it doesn’t have the convenience of being oilless, its stout shape ensures that it won’t be knocked over accidentally and spill oil. This model beat out even the Rolair for fastest fill and recovery times.
Flaws Although its offset handle makes this heavy tool a bit easier to move around, it still banged against my leg as I walked. The copper tube that delivers air to the tank is coiled up a few times and is exposed to the surroundings. I would place money on how quickly someone would dent or break the tubing with a dropped nailer or piece of framing lumber. Also, the carrying handle is perilously close to the hot surface of the motor.
Bottom Line This is the most expensive model in the group, but there is no doubt that you get what you pay for. This compressor is built to last, and I would expect it to be running far beyond the point where the others have quit working. The only reason I didn’t choose it as the winner in this review is that if I were bringing in a compressor of this size and weight for a project, I would opt for one with more capacity.
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