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I wold not worry about compression so much. Do a leakdown test I stole this from a now defunct forum Building a simple Leakdown tester This tester is a valuable tool that allows you to put some air into the cylinder area and see where it leaks out. As you can see from the picture the tester...

All the engines I have worked have a relief valve on the camshaft sprocket. When you tear it down you will see it.

heres one

I would fix it. You can get a rod off ebay for under 20 bucks. Clean the crankshaft with muriatic acid and a fine emery cloth To get the rotor off the generator you will need a bolt with the same size as the one that holds the rotor on. There will be threads in the end off the rotor that you...

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/tls/d/phoenix-snap-on-3-bank-box/7169400460.html Seems to be way to cheap.

Thank you I had no clue

It is about 16" long with a 12" handle. The diameter of the die is 2"

I don't think it is covered under warranty since I am not the original buyer. As far as I can tell there are no part numbers on the slides.

What time does it display when you put batteries in? Can you just wait till that time and put the battery in?

All the drawers are there. I had to take them out to see how bad the slides were.

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I will call Snap on tomorrow. 6 out of 7 left hand slides are broken. If they are 80.00 each then my 50 dollar toolbox was not such a good deal

look like I am going to need some new slides. Anyone have part number. KRL756a drawer slides

Ok thank you I got them all out. Some of the slides are stuck with old grease that has turned to chunks. Some of the slides ball bearings have fallen out. Can these be fixed or will I need new slides?

Snap On Klr756a I bought this at a local action for $50.00. The listing called it a big rolling toolbox and the drawers are hard to open and a couple of them would not close. The lock has been drilled out. I am taking out the drawers and the slides are stuck. I want to remove the slides and...

Take a look at this https://www.shopfloortalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4311

We have moved a few. No straps or bracing. Just put some pipes under it and push or pull. We have had to build them first and then roll them in to place and anchor. These were all Versatube carports.

I really like this one. I have had it for a couple of years https://www.ebay.com/itm/Wall-Mounted-Thread-Checker-Measure-Pitch-Diameter-of-Nuts-Bolts-Screws/164080086737?epid=20011374543&hash=item2633ef6ed1:g:gAEAAOSwSydeRPQg

You can get a replacement cylinder from Harbor Freight that should work. I bought a air over hydraulic one.

Sunset Ladders I believe they are made in USA . I was looking for a 14' stepladder and they were going to make one in Phoenix