I Repair an Ingersoll-Rand 2235TiMax
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- My customer said his Ingersoll 2235TiMax 1/2"-drive air impact had low power. I walk you through disassembly, diagnosis, cleaning, lubrication and re-assembly with new parts, step by step!
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The hammers in the hammer housing need more grease, especially on their mating surfaces. Next time take them and wipe grease on every surface before placing them in the cage and inserting the pins. Same with the dogs on the anvil, wipe a good amount of grease all over then nice and thick not just a dab of grease on either side, smear it around.
I own a 2235 and on some moments when im losing a lug nut it just stop spinning and just hear the air coming out only doin it in reverse losing bolts and i noticed if i got the gun on different angle it do it more so what can be ?
i just picked one up from a pawnshop yesterday for $100 and planning to rebuild it
As long as the expensive parts like the anvil and rotor are in good shape, you shouldn't have to spend much to make it good as new.
Mine randomly started to spin full power just sitting on the shop floor. Now I understand where to inspect for the issue. Thank you for the great video.
Glad you found it helpful. I hope yours is an easy fix.
Thanks for a very comprehensive video.
I am in the market for an Air Impact. Would you recommend buying one of these?
Regards from the UK.
Yes, buy one. They're the industry standard and highly regarded.
Where do you get your parts? I got a 2135timax that the previous guy removed the muffler out of so its pretty loud and i want to quiet it down. i cant find anything online on how to do it. Thanks!
These guys are my parts supplier. Just do a search on your part number or model number and find what you're looking for in the schematic.
powertoolrepair.com/
you forgot to put one bearing. Hopefully you did off video.
Good eye! Yes, I forgot to do it while shooting, then did it off camera and then forgot to mention it.
Hello again, Lindsay
Thank you for another Great Video 👍
Thanks again, my friend!
Imma need a couple of those bars of soap. looks a like a great product
If you send me an email to Sales@CoyleTools.com with how many and which type, I'll get you rolling. Thanks!
Good info...
I think you forgot that blue gasket for the forward and backward selector when you installed the vane assembly. 😂
You mean the one I installed at 20:40?
@@CoyleTools Yeah, it wasn't there in the vid at 25:00 and onwards.
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Was wondering if you could help point me in the right direction mine won’t stop and trigger is not doing much thanks I’ve stripped it down with the help of this video and I’m in the middle of cleaning
I'm glad the video has been useful. What kind of help do you need?
It’s stopped turning off so it’s constantly on full power every time you put a air line in and the trigger when pressed doesn’t
@@cccc3612 I can't diagnose anything in a TH-cam comment section, I'm afraid. There could be a number of things causing the problem. If you don't see something obviously broken, you'd have to send it in for an evaluation.
@@CoyleTools I would but I’m in the uk
@@cccc3612 Surely there's someone in the UK who repairs air tools?
Is the GW street team still a thing?
No, they got rid of it about six years ago. GW got new management on board and they nixed the program to reduce costs. I was bummed because it was a great program from my and my customers' perspective that boosted sales and did a lot of good for brand recognition.
@@CoyleTools thanks for the reply, bud! That is a bummer. I am exploring starting an independent business here in the Permian basin of Texas and was going to try and use that. Oh well, there is a huge market here with the oilfield and industrial sectors aside from the auto mechanic world. Love your videos!
@@Graves432 Don't let the lack of a Street Team program stop you. It was nice, but not necessary. You can take advantage of endless dealer promotions from distributors across hundreds of brands, so there's never a lack of good deals. Milwaukee, Gearwrench and K-Tool are always offering deals that will keep you competitive.
Glad you enjoy the videos!
Very nice, a few days ago I was looking at a rebuild kit for mines. Nothing wrong, it's just been over 5 years of using it daily so I just thought its time to give it a rebuilding for the hell of it.
Yeah, why not? It's good to go through it and give it a once-over every now and then.
@@CoyleToolsI have a problem. I need the nose bushing for a USA made 2131. They made 2 sizes for these impact gun's. The very first one's had a smaller diameter. And that's the one I need. I called IR and they gave me a part number, however both sizes have the same number? If you have any idea please respond. 😊
@@TheRobinlove25 What part number did they give you, and what's the diameter of the one you need?
@@CoyleTools IR told me it was 2131A-941. The shaft diameter is 18.75mm
@@TheRobinlove25 I recommend calling Power Tool Repair at (330) 630-0022. They are our parts supplier and have very knowledgeable staff. Perhaps that have some old inventory, which wouldn't surprise me.