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I missed out on this Quincy Air compressor brochure model 216-s. It was for sale on eBay last week.
holy guacamole batman ?? — I think I have an old quincy air compressor in my garage ?? — i never thought of mounting in on my cj-6 ? — i do have all the rear pto stuff , but i think some pto stuff like this was mounted through the floor above the t-case .
Vernon,
That’s cool! Yes, as I understand it, some air compressors were powered by a belt through the floor. The Quincy looks like it might have been powered from the back. I did try to bid on this brochure so I could share it, but the Alaska event has crimped my literature budget.
– Dave