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Question: I have read complaints about guages failing or breaking easily.....any feedback?
Document: I've read a lot of complaints about shipping damage, but my Makita mac5200 arrived in perfect shape. Since this is not a oil-less compressor, I kind of expected a little lower noise level, but I have ear protectors and I'll use them. Once I got the user manual instructions translated (it was written in English, but the translation from Japanese was unclear on this issue) I was able to complete the recommended "break-in" without problems.
As you read the reviews below, you will see there have been many complaints about early failures and poor workmanship on this compressor. After receiving three shipments of this compressor to satisfy the one I ordered, I have concluded many of the workmanship and failure issues are the result of a poor packaging design by Makita. This is a heavy compressor and while Makita used heavy corrugated cardboard for the box, it is insufficient to keep the compressor from being damaged during shipping.Two areas of improvement are needed from Makita.
Put in oil and ran unit open for 20 minutes and it was good and built up pressure quickly after valve was closed.I will update more but be very very careful about shipping this unit, as stated in many previous posts. If you can find it locally get it....most complaints on this unit are based on damage from shipping
Has been a good compressor thus far. I love the hose rack to reel up your hoses on. Will easily hold a 100ft air hose. The storage compartment is an added bonus. Great product.
Mine are rubber of some type, although not inflatable. The wheels or spokes sound plastic when tapped but these can easily be replaced if needed.My initial impressions are ALL favorable. Just wished I hadn't waited so long or worried so much. I would request DHL for carrier.
My two old pancake compressers wouldn't keep up in the heat even hitched in tandem and a quick tool search was necessary to keep the job moving as local purchase isn't an option here in the sticks. Reviews pointed me to this unit and to be prepared for sorry wheels and packing.Most of the other complaints seemed riskable.
After that the bolts went in easily. Now my MAC5200 purrs sweetly. I love it. I have not had a problem with the wheels on my machine. It pumps the tank to 150 psi in about two minutes and will hold the pressure overnight with little if any leakage. I run roofing and framing nail guns and other air tools with it. As I said, I love it.
Sustained air easily for tire removal and sanding a table. Haven't tried out the paint gun with it yet....Overall I'm happy, this will serve as my portable unit and I will look to have a 25 gal or larger for my main shop compressor. Docked one star for the noise factor, and that it leaks out within a couple hours. Otherwise, its a wise investment!
I owned a 2 hp 20 gallon air compressor prior to getting the Makita MAC5200 unit. I junked my old compressor after the pump gave out and was concerned about the condition of the interior (corrosion) of the 30+ year old tank. The MAC5200 is more easily transportable because of its compactness and sturdy carrying handles. This is a very quiet machine when it is running, unlike my original compressor.
Tank was scuffed and the handles that you wrap air hose around had pushed against the tank so hard it tore the rubber tips and caused the scuffing...just cosmetic but very close to denting the tank and breaking off the handles.6. Unit was quieter than what I was expecting but overall is on the louder side and you have to raise your voice (not quit a yell) to have a conversation.7.
Answer: yes