You beat me to it!
I got a 60gallon 5hp upright DeVilbis 8 or 10 years ago. It was a good price, I thought. Then when I turned it on, I understood why...
It is an oilless, and it is LOOOOOOUUUUUUD with a capital "L".
It has worked well though. Just don't stay in the garage when it cycles, unless you wear hearing protection.
I had a Sanborn that this replaced. It was 2hp, 20 gallon. It was a great compressor. Wired it for 220V; worked great for almost 20 years. It finally got a pinhole leak in the tank, because I did not drain it very often. Reason why, the drain petcock was a pain to access.
On this newer upright, the very first thing I did, was remove the factory drain, and plumb it out where it was easy to reach, and away from spider hiding places... Now I drain after every use. Wish I would have done that with the old compressor too.
For hard continuous use, avoid the oilless unless you like annoying noise!i had a Campbel Hausfeld oilless that got used hard sporadically and it made me crazy! (er) I have a farmstore brand crankcase style and it's a joy to have in the shop.
Dittos on the CH brand and draining the tank regularly.