- 3/4" Impact Wrench Tune-up kit for use with 261
Showing posts with label air compressors parts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label air compressors parts. Show all posts
Friday, September 5, 2014
Ingersoll-Rand 261-TK2 3/4-Inch Impact Wrench Tune-Up Kit
Friday, February 28, 2014
Alemite 339804 12 Volt Spare Battery, Ni-Cad, Rechargeable
- This is a 12 volt replacement battery
- The rechargeable battery is for use on model 575 only
- Square connections on the side of the battery, connects battery to gun
- Comes with a one year warranty
- Fits the 575A and 575B cordless grease guns before 10-31-2009
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Porter-Cable CFBN125A 18-Gauge Brad Nailer Compressor Combo Kit
The compressor plugs into a regular 110v AC outlet, and only runs when it needs to refill its air tank. I found that I could shoot 20-25 1" brads before the compressor would kick on and run for about 1 minute. The compressor is not quiet, but it isn't that loud either. The unit is easily carried from place to place (approx. 40 lbs) and doesn't take much space at the job site.
I've always wanted one of these, and I can see using it for a variety of around the home build-it jobs. One more thing, I bought nails for the nailer at Loew's, and they were
Monday, September 9, 2013
Milton S776 ""A"" Style Coupler Mal 1/4 "
- Sold Individually
I orders up various quantities of the S775 (ends of hoses or hose reels and tools with 1/4" NPT male), S776 (tools with 1/4" NPT female), S213 (5 piece set of the 75 & 76, plus the male A series ends you need for loose hoses), S745 (used to make a conversion hose so I can borrow a friends tools that use the M style connectors). All interconnect nicely, and seal beautifully. The real test is time and use, so maybe in 6 months after I drag them around the shop can comment on longevity.
One thing that I found an improvement over the cheapo crap ones, I can snap a tool in one handed, without having to retract the collar to insert. Nice! Would highly recommend these to replace the cheap ones that are bought at your local import tool store which all leak and get sloppy very quickly.
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