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Makita MAC700 Big Bore 2.0 HP Air Compressor
Premature Motor Failure, A Large 1, Oil Lubricated Provides Cooler Running Pump, Minimizes Wear, 720 Rpm Pump, Greater Displacement
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BVR Rating 1,007 reviews
Pros
- Cast iron pump with big bore cylinder and piston delivers maximum performance
- Features a 1,720 RPM pump that enables greater displacement
- Uses oil lubricant to provide cool temperature that minimizes wear
Cons
- May be heavy
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Analysis of 1k+ reviews for Makita MAC700 Big Bore 2.0 HP Air Compressor
BestViewsReviews analyzed 21,108 reviews for 23 products in the Portable Air Compressors category.
We analyzed a total of 1,007 reviews for this product out of which, 978 reviews were received in the last 6 months.
The analysis indicates that around 64% reviews were positive while around 29% of reviews had negative sentiment.
BestViewsReviews Ranking and Score for Makita MAC700 Big Bore 2.0 HP Air Compressor
This product received a total score of 9.60 out of 10, based on review sentiments and user opinions related to 10 features:
Users of this product said
This is the first time I have ordered from Amazon and I was very happy with it. I had just sold my last upright 20 gal compressor from a major home improvement store and I was excited to get this one.
I knew all of these things when I purchased the same unit for the second time. If you need to do light to moderate work requiring pressurized air, this is a great unit.
It costs more to run a small pancake or hot dog compressor that is oil-less, and less mess, than a larger one that is oil-laden, and that comes at a cost, the life span of the unit.
The oil filler hole was out of round, the inside threads were cracked, and the pressure switch needs constant fiddling to keep it form leaking, but I finally took it in and got a new plate.
The older model was left out under a saw table in the rain, snow, and 100 degree heat, and never had any problems with it.
Question & Answers
Q:
What is the noise decibel number?
A:
I use mine in the garage with all the doors closed and can still have a normal conversation or listen to the shop radio, even though I don't know the actual number.
Q:
Will it work with a LVLP sprayer?
A:
I don't see why it wouldn't work, the tank is only 2.6 gal and it delivers 3.8 cfm @ 40psi and 3.3 cfm @ 90psi.
Q:
Is it possible to use it with a framing nailer?
A:
I've used it to frame a 12x24 workshop and it is perfect. I keep it at 100 psi, but can be raised to 150 psi for tools that require higher pressure.
Q:
What will the impact be?
A:
It would make a big impact if you dropped it, as it is heavy with mass. I can usually get a wheel off right before it kicks in.
Q:
Is it legit?
A:
Yes, it is.
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