Earthquake OEM

[TheToolEnthusiast]

Does anybody happen to know or have an idea who the OEM is for Earthquake Air Impact Wrenches? I’m looking to buy replacement parts and Harbor Freight does not sell them. Or is there a good place online to buy things like the oil seals and o-rings? Thanks very much. Happy Thanksgiving to US folks.

 

[Rinspeed]

McMaster-Carr should carry just about any o-ring or seal you should need.

 

[dnschmidt]

Even if you found out what supplier in the far East makes it for them it's not going to help you much unless you speak Chinese. You just don't pick up the phone and call companies like ASTRO Pneumatic or Milwaukee and give them the part number on the exploded diagram and they send you one. O-rings are universal so if that's what you need McMaster has you covered but for anything else you're likely screwed.

 

[2ndGearRubber]

I have had luck with generic ac oring kits for such applications.

 

[NFH2740]

Even if you found out what supplier in the far East makes it for them it's not going to help you much unless you speak Chinese. You just don't pick up the phone and call companies like ASTRO Pneumatic or Milwaukee and give them the part number on the exploded diagram and they send you one. O-rings are universal so if that's what you need McMaster has you covered but for anything else you're likely screwed.

The same or very similar impact will be made for multiple brands. One could cross reference using another brand that does carry parts.

As an example, M7 makes the compact impact for Harbor Freight and a number of other brands.

 

[RTM]

This guy sells nail gun rebuild kits on eBay. Not seeing any HF or earthquake on this list, but drop him a note, bits are cheap, maybe he has them or can make them.

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[AGuinn]

M7 makes the compact impact for Harbor Freight and a number of other brands.

Was mentioned on GJ several years ago that the Hazet 9012M-1 is essentially identical to an Earthquake XT stubby, both made by M7 (Mighty Seven). Just couldn't remember the name of the OEM.

 

[TheToolEnthusiast]

This board is great. Looks like M7 might be who I’m looking for. Thanks everyone.