Impact Wrench
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Impact Wrench
Does anyone have an exploded diagram or anything on a chicago pneumatic impact wrench. I took mine apart to clean it up and attempt to get it working again but now I am having trouble getting it back together. Its an old 1/2" impact. Thanks.
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I wish I could help. I have taken a number of different brands apart (including Chicago) to clean and fix them but I don't have any drawings. Have you checked their website? http://www.cp.com/index_html.aspx
I have never purchased a new impact. I always buy the non-working garage sale tools for 50¢ and just clean them up and give them to friends.
To keep your pneumatic tools working check out my gallery for the lubricator setup I use which works extremely well (don't adjust the metering). Air tool oil works much better than other lubricants commonly used like motor oil or ATF.
I have never purchased a new impact. I always buy the non-working garage sale tools for 50¢ and just clean them up and give them to friends.
To keep your pneumatic tools working check out my gallery for the lubricator setup I use which works extremely well (don't adjust the metering). Air tool oil works much better than other lubricants commonly used like motor oil or ATF.
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Mister CMK, they are all pretty similar in construction. I can lead you to current breakdowns by going to:
cpairtool.com on the left side hover over "parts & service and select "spare parts/service sheet.bottom of next page "click here to link". See vehicle tools drop down list. Choose your tool catagory, 1/2" impact. Then click on part number in red (your model number if you see it) or any 1/2" model number for that matter. On right side of page see "Spare Parts List" and click on "View File"
Good Luck
cpairtool.com on the left side hover over "parts & service and select "spare parts/service sheet.bottom of next page "click here to link". See vehicle tools drop down list. Choose your tool catagory, 1/2" impact. Then click on part number in red (your model number if you see it) or any 1/2" model number for that matter. On right side of page see "Spare Parts List" and click on "View File"
Good Luck
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I got 'er back together this afternoon. I was just a little brain dead last night and forgot that I had flipped it over taking it apart so I was putting it back together backwards. 
I cleaned everything up as it seemed pretty nasty in there and re-oiled it with air compressor oil. I am anxious to try it out. Unfortunately, it'll be a little while as our air compressor blew a head gasket the other day.
Thanks for the links guys!
I cleaned everything up as it seemed pretty nasty in there and re-oiled it with air compressor oil. I am anxious to try it out. Unfortunately, it'll be a little while as our air compressor blew a head gasket the other day.
Thanks for the links guys!
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Originally Posted by fixnair
Mister CMK, they are all pretty similar in construction. I can lead you to current breakdowns by going to:
cpairtool.com on the left side hover over "parts & service and select "spare parts/service sheet.bottom of next page "click here to link". See vehicle tools drop down list. Choose your tool catagory, 1/2" impact. Then click on part number in red (your model number if you see it) or any 1/2" model number for that matter. On right side of page see "Spare Parts List" and click on "View File"
Good Luck
cpairtool.com on the left side hover over "parts & service and select "spare parts/service sheet.bottom of next page "click here to link". See vehicle tools drop down list. Choose your tool catagory, 1/2" impact. Then click on part number in red (your model number if you see it) or any 1/2" model number for that matter. On right side of page see "Spare Parts List" and click on "View File"
Good Luck
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