20 Most Recent Campbell Hausfeld TL1017 3/8" Butterfly Impact Wrench Questions & Answers

I haven't tried this yet but will when they open., depending on part price. I am going to get part numbers 31 and 32. http://manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/93000-93999/93100.pdf

1-800-444-3353. This number is in the manual should you need some technical advice. I'd give them a call and see if they will mail you what you need. Can't find you a rebuild kit out on the net.

Same problem - Valves parts 31 and 32 (Qty 2 EA) needed replaced. I called Harbor Freight 1-800-444-3353 and pressed "0" to ask a technical question after following the first set of prompts.. "Continue in English...etc"The Item number for the TL1017 is "93100". The repair kit for the valves is SKU# 12602. The total with shipping was $9.08 for me but may be a little different by the time you are reading this reply.. Haven't received them yet, so I can't comment on the parts at this time.

You may try to google the model#, check ebay and craig's list.

I haven't tried this yet but will when they open., depending on part price. I am going to get part numbers 31 and 32. http://manuals.harborfreight.com/manuals/93000-93999/93100.pdf

Try this site https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/browse-manuals/hogjdcdnnjbjbbicpgmhkhkiemhbacml

If you take this wrench apart you will find cut outs where the air is pushed through when these Chinese pieces of fie work punched out the medal they left the punched out part in the wheel thus you do not get the torque. I removed the pieces and it functioned OK. Not the best wrench. Sorry quality control usually CH is better about quality.

The local hardware store has brushes in all different sizes in a box, next to the switches, fuses, plugs, cords, tool type stuff. They are standard sizes, should be able to find them no problem. Hope this helps.

depends on where they are jammed, if you can remove the magazine so you can get into the back of the nose assembly, you might have to use a punch or a good set of pliers to remove them just take you time and you should be able to get it.

I would go to Campbellhausfeld.com and under products look at the couple nailers they list. They do have a 28deg nailer and also a 21deg, so you could be right in thinking that it is a 28deg, they also show how to find the model number if there is still a tag on the tool. This would be a start to identify your gun

Could be couple problems. Are you using the right nails for this tool the right guage and degree? Is the nose worn allowing 2 nails to be able to shoot. Give me the model number and brand and I will try and find a print for this tool with firther suggestions, but these would be the most common