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Source for Hurricane Compressor?

Yahoo Message Number: 62878
Hello folks

Furnace was flamed out this morning and upon inspection, I noticed compressed air coming from the intake filter on the compressor. Took it apart and discovered the little rubber check valve to the intake is broken off. The rubber tab that holds it on is sheard off. All I really need is the plastic "head" of the pump. Anyone have one of these old pumps laying around? Or does anyone know a source for the pump, part number 007CDC19? Thanks for any help provided.

Larry, 03 Allure, 30856

Re: Source for Hurricane Compressor?

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 62880
Interesting! My "flappers" are rubber vs stainless steel. One source tells me 13 weeks for compressor. They are looking for a "head". Thanks Dave!

Larry

Re: Source for Hurricane Compressor FOLLOW-UP

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 63127
I finally found a Hurricane compressor, part #007CDC19. This is the generic compressor made by Thomas. The original ITR compressor, part # is 007CDC19-423. I think the -423 indicates the inclusion of the rubber feet on the compressor mount that comes with it from Hurricane (ITR)? I removed the rubber feet from the old pump and installed them on the new pump. Both the generic and Hurricane compressors provide the same pressure which I verified with a pressure gage (I did a temporary fix on my old compressor).
After checking with three suppliers that stated 16-24 week lead-times, I went back to Thomas to ask if they knew of a supplier that might have one of the generic compressors on the shelf. They said no, but referred me to their "sales office" in San Jose, CA ( Nor-Cal Controls @ 1800233-2013). Luckily they had them on the shelf for $196

Larry, 03 Allure, 30856