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I have one similar I'm trying to gather up now. I bought it between 1972 and 1974. I don't have any paper work with it though. Very similar to what you have listed if not exactly the same. I used your list to compare mine to. I have replaced both the 3/8" and 1/2" ratchets once during that time...

There is more air flow thru the high flow coupler. Could it be you are getting just as much air thru your M fitting that you would get thru a normal M coupler?

Old thread I know, but has anybody tried just replaceing the o-ring that is leaking without buying the whole kit? I have the same model as the O.P. Sears 328.12040.

So if I'm not gonna fly or race my compressor, I should be fine huh?:beer:

New one. Ductile steel, not cast. More vise than I'll ever need!

I would only add to this that a good many of us have our own OCD problems to deal with......glad I don't have this one! :D

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Got it used for $1000. (B.O.B. 1500# Lift) It has a extended front extension too that I took off and is not shown. (about $2500.00 if bought new.)

Re: Simple workbench for assemby and light repair Apparently you are not the only one.

I got it. Simple really but I wasn't sure.

I've been searching on re-wiring from on T12 to T8 on google. Saw the ling to here and thought alright, at least I'm a member here and can see any diagrams somebody might post...........Sad to say the link to here had the least information of them all....disappointed!:(

What's that for??? 1 set of keys for my harley are hidden so well, i cant find them.:dunno: :beer: LOL, that's my problem....I just leave mine in the windshield pouch where I can find it!

In some states they do. I forget which ones. Read the signs prior to getting to the scales. They will tell you if you need to stop or not.

I've been shooting armadillos in my yard, and the neighbors yards, for about 20 years now. So far none of the neighbors have ever heard the shots! (unless it was early and they were still up) Use a .22 Browning Buck Mark. One time I used a .40 right under one of their bedroom windows! Three...

Seems like most of my waking hours are spent on one forum or another!! This looks like a good place to waste a few more hours of my life, and maybe get some good ideas for the shop/garage I just built. Looking forward to joining in!!