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Tool Bargain-----I think???

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Gomer

06-19-2003 23:08:25




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Garage Sale----3/4 Drive Air Impact Wrench-Ingersol-Rand--Had the hose fitting broke off in the receptacle in the handle. I decided to gamble on it. Gave the seller $5.00 cash. Removed the broken brass in seven minutes, cleaned it, oiled it, and it works very well. Mucho Power!! I'm sorta happy about it.




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redworm

06-20-2003 07:56:16




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 Re: Tool Bargain-----I think??? in reply to Gomer, 06-19-2003 23:08:25  
IR 3/4 in impact gun at northern tool on sale for 360 regular 400 I'd say you've done well!! if you don't want it i'll give you 20 for it



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Wayne

06-19-2003 23:32:09




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 Re: Tool Bargain-----I think??? in reply to Gomer, 06-19-2003 23:08:25  
And I thought I got a good price on a 3/4 drive IR air wrench in a pawn shop at $85. Just remember, a typical 3/4 IR wrench requires at least a 1/2 hose supplying it at anywhere from 30-40+ CFM at at least 90psi to supply it's rated output. If you haven't got a compressor that will handle that, then you might not be really happy with it til you do because it will be really weak. The compressor on my new service truck is a rotary screw type rated at 85CFM at 150psi...it will make even a 1" drive talk to you. Going from an old belt driven reciprocating type to this one was like the difference in night and day. No more stopping and waiting on pressure to build back up, no more waiting on anything, just pull the trigger and the power is there. If you can swing it, the bigger the wrench, the bigger the compressor you need. You can compensate somewhat for a lower CFM compressor by running your pressure at around 120psi (every mechanic I know runs at least that high or higher) You'll get good performance out of it like this, but it still won't be the same as actually having the flow and pressure combined. Enjoy your new toy.....

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