No, no, it says right there on the back of the truck. Or maybe a an MG series impact knocked its ring out in an Air Hammer bar fight. If you didn't lose the tiny bits, you'll only need the valve as you can transfer the tiny bits. New one is over $500. It may not display this or other websites correctly. Ingersoll rand is better all day. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It makes changing them quick as hell. Ask the guy. Home Forums Stay Dirty Lounge Tool Talk Impact wrench maintenance. This topic contains 9 replies, has 4 voices, and was last updated by James OHara 7 years, 5 months ago. : These items as configured are not offered by Snap on. Other wise you are down a river without a paddle. Everything else is pretty good looking inside and other than power slowly dropping off while using it I have no issues. Ifs its the brand you should be using, Snap-on, that ring is available from the truck.
Snap-On, Matco, boot truck, gut truck, That's just sad. Its not the compressor I work in a shop and the line and compressor where tested. But $140 ludicrous.
: I now supply quad rings with o'rings and a spare tip valve seat. My friends dealership had to ban all trucks from the property. Though if after 5 secs it doesnt break lose I upgrade drive sizes. The thing just works and makes it easy to swap out. Post photos, respond to polls and access other special features, http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/NNSRCM2?PARTPG=IMPSTHR, http://www.cp.com/en/whatwedo/powertools/ecatalogue/, http://www.shrinershospitalsforchildren.org/, (Non-Welding) Forum Support & Suggestions, Links to How-To, Job Opportunities, Education and other resources. 2021 EricTheCarGuy All Rights Reserved - Website Design by Caveni, Viewing 9 replies - 1 through 9 (of 9 total), 2021 EricTheCarGuy All Rights Reserved -. Most of the time its less then 10% of the cost and I've used 25% of the kits I've bought, its nice to have something when I need it. You are using an out of date browser. . Too many idiots hop on the truck and get junk drunk and talk themselves into a pile of debt. My gun is a snap on but its from a retired mechanic seen plenty of use from both me and him Was having a play with it today and i think im going to retire it to a home use gun and get the 2235 for the garage. Update: my friend came in to work on his day off and handed me his broken mg725 to warranty for him (snap on comes Mondays) hes had it for about a year he says. [quote=Fmxvxx post=127750]Snap on mg725 is $600 here which is why i will never buy it. Input on whether to rebuild or buy new impact? - Bundle Description Or he would sell me an Aircat 1150 for $300. : United States, - Manufacturer Part Number The IR2135 and Snap On MG725 both put out as much as the CP, or possibly more. My coworker buys tools one after another I'm waiting for the tool guys to cut him off. My gun is a snap on but its from a retired mechanic seen plenty of use from both me and him Was having a play with it today and i think im going to retire it to a home use gun and get the 2235 for the garage.[/quote]. How can I tell if the vanes are good or bad. Yes IR guns run home crying to their mamas when they see Snap-on guns. till about 10 years ago.I admit it's the first tool i grab when the kid says "lets fix my car". Does anybody remember the old days when we used a thing caller a "breaker bar" or how about "wrench".I never had a impact wr. Mcdonalds wages, but he needs to supply the fryers and the flat top to do the job. New techs borrow it, I've seen it dropped off ladders and even run over by a bobtail rig. My guy doesn't charge interest. They do not have the power an IR has but, you can feather then and to me that is more important then that extra 50-100ft lbs because I can always go one drive size up. I got my 2135timax from Sears for $236 the 2235 does look like an animal though, but the 2135 is a proven impact, I personally wouldnt buy another snap on impact. You must be logged in to reply to this topic. Parts no longer available. JavaScript is disabled. Most of the techs were asking for advances every pay period because their entire cheque was going to all the various trucks. If its a harbor freight or Sears or something, probably not. My 5 year old Snap-on 1/2" MG725 with a 1/4" airline runs circles around the shop's 3/4" Aircat with a 1/2" airline.And I guarantee that thing won't last anywhere near 13 years either. But did they help him Jedi shit on the roof? But on the upside he had two torque wrenches that vibrated and beeped when the fastener was tight! I know what you all are saying. I was going to tear it down and see what failed but thought maybe the tool guy wont like that, warranty issues etc.. You're being owned. The snap on gun gun is powerful but just falls apart, the selector switch is constantly getting warranty claims on my tool guys truck, I sold my snap on and bought an IR. 6 or 7 years ago my cousin was a tech at a small John Deere dealer. Why type of impact is it maybe I can help you out! It is more powerful then mine simple because he removed the muffler (aka teddy bear stuffing). I have a really really hard time buying snap on anymore. If you take care of the guns there is no reason they wont last. I have a MG325 and MG725 that are 2 years old and I oil them every day and they are still going strong. So my MG725 is loosing power. Disclaimer; "I am just an a$$hole welder, don't take it personally. There is actually a tool kit you can buy that comes with replacement o-ring and snap rings costs about 40 bucks well worth it I own it. COPYRIGHT EBAY KOREA CO., LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. I never got robbed because I paid in cash and only bought what I really needed. Aircat is garbage. I like the old gun better than my new 2235, the new one is loud and heavier..