I spotted a 2135 on craigslist for 100 bucks.. I was needing a strong 1/2 impact so this one fit the bill. I knew by the pics it was a little beat up, but I read that these are pretty durable so I had the guy ship it since he was a long ways away. I paid 85 bucks for it, saw similar examples going on Ebay for a little higher, so I thought it was a good price.
Anyway, the situation is a little worse than anticipated. The gun does run though, with some strength.
Here are the issues.
1. The anvil is loose in the housing, probably never been greased. The bushing is available and not expensive.
2. The anvil doesn't hold a socket all that well. I believe that the friction ring is the culprit here. The anvil isn't worn noticeably.
3. The motor seems like it has a slow spot in it. I dunno about this one.
4. It was leaking a little air from the trigger area.
So I figure I'll order the tune up kit and anvil bushing. Anything else that's a common wear item in these guns? Any tips for assembly and disassembly?
In retrospect I would have been better off just getting a new Aircat for the same money, hindsight is always 20/20. Live and learn, I don't think I'll be buying any more used air tools.
Anyway, the situation is a little worse than anticipated. The gun does run though, with some strength.
Here are the issues.
1. The anvil is loose in the housing, probably never been greased. The bushing is available and not expensive.
2. The anvil doesn't hold a socket all that well. I believe that the friction ring is the culprit here. The anvil isn't worn noticeably.
3. The motor seems like it has a slow spot in it. I dunno about this one.
4. It was leaking a little air from the trigger area.
So I figure I'll order the tune up kit and anvil bushing. Anything else that's a common wear item in these guns? Any tips for assembly and disassembly?
In retrospect I would have been better off just getting a new Aircat for the same money, hindsight is always 20/20. Live and learn, I don't think I'll be buying any more used air tools.