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It has 10w40 in it for now until I can get some non detergent this week.

No I did not Google it,just curious on what others used in their compressors.

The manual is MIA but I thought it said use regular motor oil in it but can not remember the weight it said to use,its lasted 30 years using it so it can not be all that bad for it.

Around 30 dollars for less then a gallon no way,it always got conventional car oil its whole life so I will get a quart of synthetic car oil before buying that compressor oil.

I was pricing synthetic compressor oil at TSC and was expensive,I will look for some that is cheaper.

I have a 30 year old Campbell Hausfeld compressor that I can not remember what weight of oil its supposed to have,it had been sounding like it was about to blow pu so I had been putting in thicker oil but it was the key for the pulley on the pump that was bad and now that its quieter again I...

The clock was hung on a wall so maybe it might work better on a rafter where it might stay a little warmer.

Put one of those department store battery powered clocks in the garage and will not keep time below freezing,would like a electric clock but have not seen one available for years so is there a clock that can work below freezing.

Thanks to all who identified it.

A friend found this in his moms garage and trying to figure out if its automotive related.

Just where does one get the Williams tools.

It looks like I will have to see if the person behind the counter can get me one.maybe the stores just do not want to stock it these days.

I should have talked to someone at Sears but thought that the people behind the counted would not know too much so I thought I would go to another store and see if it was the same,Snap on was about 52 dollars and the Bluepoint was about 17 dollars. I still have one more Craftsman 3/8 universal...

Broke one and went to the local Sears store and only a 1/4 and 1/2 and no place for a 3/8,went to the Ace hardware that sells Craftsman tools and the same so did they quit making 3/8 universals and maybe time to get a couple off the Snap on truck.

I have a over 25 year old Campbell Hausfeld 60 gallon compressor that the pump is shot,the pump is obsolete so I was wondering if pumps from all brands are close enough that they could be made to work with minimal modifications.

Its a XL or 1X and I usually like to get a 2X so its tighter then the other jackets I have but not real tight.

I have only worn it twice so far.

The Snap on guy was selling them so I bought one since my drills use the same battery thinking it might be nice to use on a winter junkyard trip but even on high it does not get hot enough for me,I am thinking my expectations were a little too high on this one.

I was curious if there was enough stress to stretch them since the compressor is over 25 years old.

It ate the two screws holding the reed valve and destroyed the head,picked up a good used head and wondering if I should replace the head bolts while its apart.