help ID a CP air ratchet

[istephen]

Is this a Chicago Pneumatic CP-828 3/8ths air ratchet?

It needs a head rebuilt kit. The motor runs great, but the ball bearings are flat spotted in the head plus I can keep it from turning with just my hand so it needs teeth too.

Yes, the wrench is beat--er "well used" is it worth rebuilding with a head kit?

Thank you.

 

[cranky]

sorry dont know what model it is. i think all tools are worth rebuilding when possible depending on how much it would cost.

 

[crankshaftdan II]

Is this a Chicago Pneumatic CP-828 3/8ths air ratchet?

It needs a head rebuilt kit. The motor runs great, but the ball bearings are flat spotted in the head plus I can keep it from turning with just my hand so it needs teeth too.

Yes, the wrench is beat--er "well used" is it worth rebuilding with a head kit?

Thank you.

It could possibly be a model "728" which was the first 3/8" drive model dating as far back as the late 60's or 70's. Hard to tell if the i.d. is worn off, might take it into a air tool repair center for proper i.d. and possible repair!

 

[cranky]

It could possibly be a model "728" which was the first 3/8" drive model dating as far back as the late 60's or 70's. Hard to tell if the i.d. is worn off, might take it into a air tool repair center for proper i.d. and possible repair!

if it is a model that dates that far back i would definatley try and get it rebuilt. working old tools are always nice to have

 

[TheGrooveking]

CrankshaftdanII nailed it I have two of them I bought in 1980 and still use them. Good units, originally I think they only had 35ft.lb. of torque or so.

TheGrooveking