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Hobart 210 has the same thing, very similar machine with the same duty cycle.

Anyone have any experience with the Wilde valve spring compressor? It is half the price of the similar Snap-on unit. http://store.harryepstein.com/cp/WildeChrome/615.html

10-4 My thoughts exactly!

I'm in for some 3/8 universal sockets, battery pliers and 36" bar....so far lol :drool:

Very nice work!

I will have to ask my dad, he put them on his account. I got two new 4" drawers, on the right ride (long side)

I should have been more clear, when I said the bottom, I meant the bottom slide, under warranty.

Probably not because I don't think that would be considered normal wear and tear (unlike the slides). I was able to buy a few new drawers for my KR660 which is the same age as my KR 557 so it is possible that you could get a new drawer from Snap-on.

I just had the bottom replaced, still available for warranty from Snap-on. :thumbup:

I have (but no longer use) a 33 gallon Craftsman oil less compressor that worked great for basic auto tools (but sucked big time with a DA sander), a little bigger than the Porter-Cable you linked to. I have compared Porter-Cable and CM compressors and I wouldn't be surprised if they came from...

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/INGERSOLLRAND-Air-Tool-50W-Oil-1AJC8?Pid=search You can get 10w, 15w, 20w, 30w, 50w and probably more of air tool oil. Girchy, perhaps call Bostich and see what they spec.

Shop class project ???

Check with a local hydraulic shop. Bring a ram in and they will be able to get you (or build you) replacements. Welcome to GJ! :beer:

I would just get some regular non detergent 30 weight and run that. I have run it through an Hitachi NR83a2 for years, as well as in my porter cable finish nailers and have had no issues. Oil with detergents will mess up the seals.

I'd pay 300 for sure! I just bought a KR557H which looks very similar to the bottom box and I paid $250. Mine has all friction slides save for the bottom which is roller bearing.

Very nice! I like how it matches the truck :thumbup:

WELCOME TO GARAGE JOURNAL! If you do get a set and you order online, check out Toolsdelivered.com they are very easy to work with and all of my orders from them have been good. Be sure to check the country of origin (COO) for your preference. Williams has both USA and Taiwan (appears to be the...

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It's a HF rivet. You must first heat it up with a torch, push it in the hole and use an air hammer to mushroom the other end. The "threads" are there to help with the mushroom process. ;);)

I just looked in my "Snap-on Industrial Brands" catalog issue 1 (current issue is CAT2) page 102 and 103. The satin finish wrenches are not stamped USA and say 'Williams' on the beam rather than 'Supercombo'. Pages 92-99 cover the Supercombo in high polish chrome, industrial finish, safety red...