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Well said. 1/2 inch truck tires?

BINGO. Give this a try. Like the man says.

I have a single story one like the one you show. I also found this to be the best way to clean also. As I live in the north sun/heat is not a problem. Most of out plant go outside in the spring . Heat is more of a problem.

Where are your Hammers made? I have been told parts are the same in both the CP and your tool. Is that correct?

Hello . Not a Blackhawk guy but came across one on craigslist in Wausau Wisc. if anyone is interested. Model 84 6000 lb. Has a S/n if you would like me to get it.

Hope so I have the twin

turning to the left will open air inlet to max power. Like the other guys have said a few drops of oil is great for sure. I like to do the same if I can at the end of the day put a few drops in . A short run of the tool .

Own 1000 gal tank 10 day price as of today is 1.14 .

Second this recommendation. Great company.

Filters clean

Both guys hit it right for sure. My suggestion to people has been if you can at the end of the day run some oil through the tools. Helps rinse the junk out keep lubed until the next use.

Just found the matching ones any thoughts on cleanup or anything. I,m not into this type of stuff.

IR 231 1/2 impact

IR for sure. Pretty old one to. I will look thru some old books for a breakdown. I think its Pre 231 model

Checked my spec. charts. Tool is the same as the old CP 732 and the Central pneumatic 1/2 inch 250 lbs max. 3/8 air line 125 psi. I test repaired tools on a Skidmore Mod. ML I/2 tools tested on 5/8 bolt. Hope this helps

Millers Falls /Craftsman Drills Found under Grandpa's bench. Millers Falls #118, Craftsman 1017. Millers Falls ?

Drill still going strong. Using in the shop. 3/4 cap. can change to # 3 Morse taper. The other container is Misc. Old Thor and Cp grinders. The drill is one that was made in the plant in Aurora Ill.

Wonder how he sleeps

Try coating the hammers with a little grease also put some grease on the hammer case bushing. Hammers in right?