AB-9051114 Air Compressor Replacement Pressure Regulator For Bostitch,Husky, Hitachi and Craftsman

I borrowed a took from a family member and this piece broke. The tool is expensive, so I was happy to find what I needed. Once installed, which is easy, it holds pressure, there's no leaking, the gauge is relatively accurate and it works well. I recommend.

The regulator on my air compressor broke and the manufacturer wanted an arm and a leg for an OEM replacement. This one was so much less expensive that I was concerned that it would lack quality, but I was pleasantly surprised! It fits great and works great, for a fraction of the price of an OEM replacement! The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars for accuracy, is because I have nothing with which to verify it, but I've used it plenty now and it seems to be working fantastic!

I replaced my leaky oem regulator on my craftsman compressor.The good: It doesn't leak.The OK: adjusting the pressure is not as quick and accurate as the OEM was but it does work. The lock ring is OK but not as nice as those that lock in place by pulling/pushing the knob.Bottom line it works well enough for me to not replace it at this point in time

Easy to install. Arrow indicating direction. Took less than 5 min to replace old one with new.

This was an exact replacement for my Brute air compressor. Works perfectly. Highly recommend.

I ordered this pressure regulator for my portable air compressor. It arrived on time, but the gauge doesn’t work at all. I needed the compressor working so I Just left it installed anyway. I will try to find a decent replacement soon. This was just a poor quality product and I should have known since it was so inexpensive.

Craftsman Hot Dog Air Compressor. Fit on my particular model withe exception of having to add 1/4" st. Ells for Air quick disconnect and face gauge out front. But best replacement I could find.

Description says for Husky, Campbell, etc. didn’t fit my Husky H1506FHW. My model has an aluminum manifold that the regulator body, the pressure switch, the safety valve, etc screw in to. YouTube had a video where a guy used just the top part of the regulator and screwed it into the manifold. That worked after putting some pipe dope on itThe really annoying thing is that the pressure control knob is made of soft plastic. My original one failed when the knob threads stripped. YouTube suggests that is the most common mode of failure. The knob is compressing a fairly stiff spring, so the threads need to hold a fair amount of force. This regulator has very soft plastic threads—even softer than the original, so I doubt if they will hold up.