Recent content by BullfrogJohnson

Nice find! We have several 1" torque wrenches in the tool room at work but they have been collecting dust since we got hytorq's.

Finally got my columbian 508 finished up!

Hers the s/n tag

Forgive my ignorance, but when you say inlet valve you are talking about the piece on top of the screw housing that acts like a carburetor? Where would I find the serial number? The model is a VHP90CMH.

I have the 18 piece hydraulic service angle wrench set. I love them. I use them more than any other wrench set I own (and I own a lot of wrench sets). They are tough as nails.

If any of you guys that have a surplus of big chain tongs feel like selling one let me know. I need a heavy duty one that can hook my service truck crane to while repacking big hydraulic cylinders.

At initial start up it will sometimes build to 180psi then unload and purge from the bottom brass fitting. Then the compressor will kick back in and build to 180 then will not unload and continuosly vent from the top brass fitting. The rest of the time it will just build to 180 and continuosly...

Screw on filter separator. I think I have more than one problem though. The compressor never unloads. It builds 180psi then just vents out what I think is a safety blow off valve right next to the oil separator . I will try to take some pictures cause I can't find any info on the compressor.

Mine has an oil separator filter which I just changed and the has an external coalescing filter in the discharge pipe. I can clean the coalescing filter and run the compressor once and it will be full of milky oil again

My new to me service truck has an ingersoll rand VHP90CMH hydraulic driven rotary screw compressor. I am having an issue with really excessive oily water discharge in my air lines. The compressor has 630hrs on it and I just serviced the oil and all filters but it didn't make much of a...

I am glad I am not the only one thinking this. If you have ever had the pleasure of running a 1" plus air impact with the PROPER sized air lines and airflow or a hydraulic torque wrench, There is only one thing on your mind " I hope this socket doesn't grenade". Big air tools are violent on...

My standard wrench drawer in my roll cart. I have 5 full sets of wrenches in there. I am working on the rack for my metric wrenches now.

Cause I have Martin, Snapon, Mac, and Mit. I use my Martins every day. I only reach for my snappys when i need the different angle. I prefer the martins due to them being shorter and the handles are small but still nice and round. You can really get them in a tight spot.

Yes one of them had to be sacrificed to the modified wrench god

Found these in an Cat excavator that came from overseas. Anyone care to guess the manufacturer? They feel very nice in your hands but are super thin. Also one Gedore wrench but it is not made in Germany.