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Mac air tools

Commando

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I have a few Mac air tools, couple impact guns, ratchets, grinders... and they have been sitting awhile and wanted to know what kind of oil I should use (air tool oil of course). I did a quick search and found red line oil, but what is the best and/or recommended?

-Thanks
 
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FergusonTO35

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Any brand of air tool oil ought to do. When I was a tech I used a mix of motor oil and transmission fluid for years with no problems.
 

jjjrmx5

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I use Coilhose Pneumatics brand.
ATL004
Made in USA.

Any good air tool oil should be fine as long as from a reputibale source.
 
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billymade

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I also have found good luck with air tool conditioner; especially, for old or air tools that haven't been used in a long time or ones not performing as well as they did in the past... it has brought some of mine back to better performance! It really seems to clean out

http://www.blasterchemical.com/air_tool_conditioner.html

Aerosol PB Blaster Air Tool Conditioner
part #: 16-404-ATC


Air Tool Conditioner

Blaster's Air Tool Conditioner is designed to restore and prolong air tool life by cleaning, coating and lubricating tools. ATC will break loose deposits that accumulate over time in air tools. This lubricant formulation inhibits rust and RPMs return to peak efficiency. ATC is environmentally safe and contains no fluorocarbon. Cleaner, Conditioner & Lubricant. It allows calcium to vanish & sludge (built up on veins of tool) to be emulsified (liquefied) & exhausted from impact wrenches, drills, grinders, polishers & sanders.

Instantly restores (near factory) RPM & torque capacity
Contains fish-eye eliminator
Freeze protection down to -25F


This along with any good brand of regular air tool lubricant; will work great...
 
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