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my first guess would be the thermocouple, it not uncommon for them to work perfectly up to the gas is shut off, then not recycle, when re-energized.

Or a Belleville washer http://www.centuryspring.com/Products/discsprings.php?utm_source=msn&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=brDisc

1/4" drive about 90% of the time

I store some of them this way

own a early Allis-Chalmers or John Deere and you will use most of them

I've been running a 80 gallon Husky Pro for about 8-10 years, without a single issue. In the instructions, they said for heavy duty use to use Mobil 1 oil in the pump, so I did and it has many, many hours on it. Mine looks a little different from the model shown and mine is a Campbell-Hausfeld unit.

I wonder how they differ from the Mac sourced Radians I bought in the 90s, will have to try one

One of my boiler customers, is a cutting oil/grease/lubricant manufacturer, they make grease for NASA. I bought a 5 gallon pail of their synthetic air tool oil about 5 years ago, and have enough left for the rest of my life time.

somewhere between 600 and 700

Yes, I picked up a few Armstrong kits for the #11-903 style ratchets, that I have quite a few of, as Armstrong no longer sells them, though I've been told a early Snap-On kit will fit.

If there is any leak in the unloader line or unloader, hot air right out the compressor will melt the plastic line. check to leaks in the line.

They had a special going on, the set # 61365 (long) was $33, the set #61360 (short) was $22, they had 30 sets of each, I bought the last 2 long sets they had (yesterday) and the short sets sold out about two weeks ago

The local industrial supplier has the Mayhew brass drift set on sale for $33

Yep, that was the name, Carolina

I have a 1/2" version with Tru-Test labeling .

Yep, I bought an engine crane and a press, can't remember the name on the tools (damn, that was 40 years ago), but they were bright red and they were from Traveler's Rest, SC.

I lose 10 mm shallow 1/4" drive sockets, what seems to be almost daily, usually after a complete shop clean up, I'll find most of them, but some are still missing.

Saw the same thing happen last week, a guy walked onto the truck, he wanted a ratchet and 4 sockets, had the cash in his hand, the dealer told him to call the toll free number and order it from the factory, or go to Sears and get what you need. He then said "I sell to no one not on my defined...

both of their websites still list Danaher as the parent corp.

old Allis-Chalmers tractors and other old farm equipment