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Thanks a ton guys! I am curious how many of the parts are the same?

Thanks, gtermini here are the only identifiers on the pump itself:

Just bought this 80 gallon 5HP vertical air compressor from a friend in need - Looking for some information and possibly a manual on it. I have searched google to no avail. The ID tag is badly worn but I made out a model # of C521E80V. I am not sure if the motor is OE to the compressor or not...

large screwdriver with a groove ground in the side of it - about 3/8" from the tip works fine for me. been doing it this way for 10 years. Once in a great while a pair of vise grips comes into play.

our shop bought the radiator drain quick connect from Volvo - sure beats pulling the whole fitting out and having a flood of coolant come gushing out!

mobile machine shop mounted in the bed of an old military truck?

so thats where I left them! Please PM for the address so they can return home... j/k nice score!

It looks to me like the head is worn - I have tried taking parts from 3 different ratchets to make one work - no dice. its like I need a thicker snap-ring or something.

I have the opposite problem - my old long handle =v= has too much room in the snap-ring groove, and the ring expands too far and doesn't hold the front plate in - anyone have any suggestions on how to fix it?

Thank you to AKfrostbyte for the T-shirt, Glasses, Calender, Pick set, and coffee! the Coffee is great btw, drinking a cup now!

I'm waiting on my recipient to post - !!!!

Got mine today! excited to open it up!

funny, i have that ones big brother (1-1/6) and have been trying to decide what I'm going to do with it.

just dropped mine off - should arrive friday!

got mine put together today and will be shipped tommorow - taking full advantage of no weight limit on flat rate!!!!!

this: I can plug it into a brake light circuit at the back of a 53' trailer and go back to the fuse panel at the tractor and read V+ if need be. but i do have a test light, and a logic probe..... both see very very little use.

It appears to be a table, or a desk perhaps. It is used to place items upon - much as is being done in the pictures. :dunno:

Diesel mechanic by trade, enjoy restoring old cars in spare time. currently restoring a 71 K5 blazer. have most hand tools, collect snap on stuff, into old weird type tools.

my 1033 was that way as well - I talked to my dealer and Snap on made it right for me.

picked mine up today. look good. though i wish they would have included a 3/8 and ditched the 11/32, but for the price I'm not complaining.