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I've got a Quincy 325 that I rebuilt. It is working great. However, I realized I have a small oil leak around the crankshaft. It is between the crankcase and part 8/1 in the diagram below. There is no gasket shown on the parts diagram, just shims. I did not take this apart during the rebuild...

I recently put a Quincy 325 ROC 101 back into service. I did not to a complete tear down and clean/rebuild. I've found that I have pretty bad leaks on both unloader towers around the gaskets. Will new gaskets fix this or would something in the check valves inside the towers also be contributing...

Weld on a nut or hex head bolt.

Yes, it builds pressure to 145, which is limited by the pressure switch. I can't hear it knocking at low psi. I heard some noise above about 115 psi but it may have been the belt slipping. I haven't fully tensioned it yet.

I was hoping to get some advice about how much to put into this pump. From what I can tell it is a TF000021p. When I got it it was pretty oily. I cleaned it up and pulled the head off because the mice had filled it with junk. There was a fair amount of oil between the valve plates and the lower...

Summary of thread: OP posted what he needed to do and that he was leaning toward a DeWALT router. OP got recommendations for everything from a $15 Harbor Freight trim router to a $1000 table size Festool router. A table saw was also recommended. OP bought the DeWALT router he was originally...

The website to access the official FEMA FIRM (flood insurance rate map) for your location of interest is the FEMA map service center. https: //msc.fema.gov/portal/home (Note that GJ won't let me post links due to low post count so you will have to copy/paste this link and delete a space. dumb)...

This is my take on the problem as well. ceiling joists should sit on the top plate to both better support the ceiling and to allow them to be nailed to the rafters.