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Question: Has anyone had problems with starting up when temps are below 20 degrees F?  My cheap china made compressor can't handle cold and I think it just died
Document: The NorthStar Compressor seems to working fine so far. It has been only 4 months. I replaced my Craftsman compressor with this one. The Craftsman compressors are all made in "China." In other words, will not last more than 1 year. Mine stopped working after 6 months. The parts are marked up SUPER HIGH. For example a power cord is $50!! A thin gasket should cost no more than $5 is $22!Amazon uses a local shipping company here in California.
But nothing worth fussing over. I replaced a small underpowered C-H unit that served me well for 20 years before a tank pinhole rusted through.
They are unprofessional &  refused to deliver the compressor on the specified day. I called them to will call the compressor. They knew I was going to pick it up & I had to wait 1 hour for them to find it.This is after they said they had NO TRUCKS going in my direction (about 30 minutes from their local)and I would have to wait 3 days.
It was very tolerable to have it kick in while working. This unit runs at a low tone sound unlike those direct drive compressors. (I had a centralPneumatic 2.5hp 20g compressor and it drove me INSANE with its high tone noise level-which you HAVE to have ear protection for. I got rid of that one FAST!)
Compressor arrived in perfect condition, and setup was relatively easy. The compressor is very quiet, and it has all of the power I need for running air tools in my home shop.I did have to adjust the belt which was set too tight at the factory. Other than that, I'm quite pleased. This is the most expensive air compressor I've owned to date, but I feel that it is well-built and quite capable.
I did not get oil in my box for some reason. The unit assembled in about 10 minutes too.This compressor will easily give you 7 CFM at 90PSI. It shuts off at 135PSI and kicks on at 100 PSI. that extra 10 PSI cap really helps with some air hungry tools. Having an ASME certified storage tank is great too for even using in small commercial shops too. Note this does NOT have a ball valve installed on the tank.
It's a nice portable compressor ! Much better than my Pan Cake portable !! But it is a little top heavy ! !
It can also be rewired with a 220 volt plug to run off of 220 too. That 220 plug does not come with the compressor. If this review has helped, let me know, and feel free to ask me questions on this unit.
I wrote this review elsewhere too. I read multiple site reviews, and decided to buy this for my home garage/shop for building shelves in my garage and for using it for air ratchets and a plasma cutter I recently purchased. I love the black powder coating a lot! You can really feel the quality throughout this unit.
Easy setup, added synth oil, purred to life, ran quiet, filled quickly. Two nice pluses: When turned off by electrical switch, it does not initiate a 'safety' release of tank pressure. It holds tank pressure. Second, the tank water pet clock is actually reachable without tipping or raising the unit. Sounds obvious but not always that way. I had expected to have to add plumbing under the tank for that.
Answer: no