I need a part for VPP0200604 PRoforce air compressor

The wheel kit has been discontinued so I would go to http://www.mastertoolrepair.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=wheel&x=23&y=9 and see if you can match one up.

This compressor appears to be an obsolete model, and the parts diagram (https://mastertoolrepair.com/air-compressor-parts-vpp0200604-vp0200604-p-14827.html) does not show a part number for the fan blade. This means it was either a subcomponent of another assembly -- probably the pump unit itself -- or it is out of stock permanently. I'd suggest you take the old blade and fill the mounting hole with epoxy, then after it cures, drill a new hole and reinstall it. Otherwise, your compressor is likely "toast."

A search of your model number turns up a powermate compressor. Unfortunately the piston rod is not available as a seperate part, you have to order the entire pump/motor unit. The only place I could find it was at this link: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/powermate-vpp0200604-single-stage-oil-lubricated-air-compressor-parts-c-117046_117047_117049.html.

try e-bay thats where i got mine

Below is a link for parts to a Coleman compressor model #VPP0200604. Not positive but I think that is what you have.

However before you buy anything how do you know what the problem is? Is the motor running? If the problem is that it's just worn out you may find it difficult to get parts for rebuilding it. What you have is whats commonly referred to as a throw away pump. The second link show the pumps replacement cost, around $85.00. If you do manage to get rebuild parts for it they will cost at least that much.
You can get a Senco at Home Depot which is a couple grades up from yours for around $125.00.

Your compressor is really not worth the effort to rebuild it.

If on the other hand your compressors motor is not starting up please include any details in a response to this and I'll try and troubleshoot it for you.
Hope this helps.

http://www.mastertoolrepair.com/vpp0200604-vp0200604-p-14827.html

http://salestores.com/colema14.html

Best guess is that you have other problems because they don't have brushes. whats it do?

Need to know the desired pressure for your compressor, please dont exceed the compressors capabilities

Resistor or capacitor , you can pick these up at a grainger or appliance store.

You might have a broken valve. You'll need to pull the head apart. But make sure replacement parts are available first. Does this unit have an unloader valve on it ? That could also be your problem. You probably should check this first

If you refer to the oil filler plug, item #6 in the diagram linked here, it's listed as obsolete.

If refer to the intake filter, It's item #3 on the diagram, it too is listed obsolete.

http://www.mastertoolrepair.com/vpp0200604-vp0200604-p-14827.html

I would contact Master Tool Repair at 757-410-2879. They can cross the part to another once they know the thread size of the old part.