Klutch 20-Gallon Air Compressor, 2 HP, 120 Volts, 175 PSI

Amazing buy for the price, running some 1/2 impacts and air ratchets working great. Holds air indefinitely. Not making much water at all either. It's relatively compact and easy to move around. And it is relatively quiet and the noise it does make isn't very annoying. The build quality does seem durable and it is well put together.

Great price and received earlier than expected. Quick, easy assembly. Aired up to 150 psi quickly and still holding pressure after 20 minutes. Very happy with the quality and design of this compressor. Much quieter than my old wore out compressor as well.

Nice to have around. Purchased to blow out six zone water sprinkler system on a 1/4 acre lot. Handled the job quickly and quietly. By chance, I blew out the longest line a second time, and more water came out. I think that was a result of the line layout, not a lack of air pressure. Easy fo find and make the adapters on Amazon. I used the garden hose faucet that is in-line with the backflow preventer.

Out of the box, upon start up, the compressor was slow building up pressure. When turned off at around 150 psi, I could hear a significant air leak under the shroud which shouldn't be happening. Since I had cut up the box and am mechanically curious, I took my tools and removed the shroud to find one of the copper threaded compression fittings on the unit was loose. I tightened it and the leak stopped. The compressor has performed flawlessly and is a great value for the price. A final quality inspection should have caught the loose fitting but an easy fix so still worth the money.

Very nice compressor, just put the wheels on and it's ready to go after the 15 minute break in period. I first looked at the compressors in Lowes and Home Depot and this is better than anything they carry. My old Husky compressor finally gave out and I thought this might be a little small because it's 20 gallons and the old one was 26 gallons, but this one pumps to 175 PSI and the old one would only reach 150 PSI which I think means there is about the same amount of air in the tank. I was a little leery about this new one because I read reviews from some people on here reporting air leaks, but mine has no leaks and is sitting in my garage holding 175 and I'll let it hold it overnight and see how much the pressure drops. So far none at all. I like the presence of two connectors instead of the single connector most compressors have, but I don't have a use for the second one yet. If I could wish for a feature that it doesn't have, it would be a place to put my small accessories like air chucks and tire pressure gauges, but I am only nitpicking. This compressor is about half as loud as my old one, and that's a very good thing. All in all this is a great compressor for the ordinary home user. Buy it!

I have this in a basement garage and u can barely hear it at all upstairs when it’s running which is way better than expected. If u haven’t owned a compressor before don’t want to give the impression it’s quiet but at my old house my old compressor could be clearly heard inside my house on the opposite side and I had a detached garage. Output is ok. Works well with my impact etc but u do need to let it catch up when using a die grinder or cutoff wheel not unexpected for a compressor this size. This is the smallest compressor I could see using in a practical way for home automotive work.

Great price, good quality, very quiet, easy to move around. Has 2 ports for 2 air hoses. Very easy to drain air after use. Price was great. Thanks

When this air compressor arrived at my home, the box was beat up pretty badly. When I removed the box, one wheel mount was bent, and there were some chips in the paint on the front part of the handle. I was able to straighten out the wheel mount. After getting the wheels on, I did the motor break-in according to the directions. The following day, I turned the unit on, let it get up to 100 psi, and turned it off. The unit was making noise. Kind of sounded like an air leak. I felt around all of the fittings, hoses, and drain valve, but couldn't feel any air coming out. Meanwhile, looking at the gauge, I can see the pressure is dropping inside the tank. When I put my ear to the base of the motor, the noise was louder there. I suspect the air leak is coming from the motor. Very disappointed. I had no choice but to return it. I learned my lesson to not buy an air compressor online, buy at the store instead.