Lonnie i am in the middle of a 34 square job on my house and my nailer started leaking. I pulled up your video, ordered the part and got my nailer repaired. Thank you for saving me $200 and more importantly a boat load of frustration. Thanks again, Chris.
Gotta say thanks for this and the vendor recommendation. If he isn’t giving you a break on parts, he’s crazy. Ordered this while watching your video one night and woke up the next day to it already being on the way. Thanks for this!
Wish you did atv repair - one of the best repar videos I've seen. Seriously- got right to the point. Great up close video. Thanks again, you saved me a lot of time and swearing 😂
Thanks for posting this video! I'm rebuilding my Bostitch N66C-1 coil gun because it just quit working yesterday. I thought it was just jammed but it turned that when it shot the last nail the drive rod didn't retract. I pushed it back up and put a nail in the driver channel and as soon as I connected the air it fired that nail. I thought maybe the trigger valve was stuck in the fire position so I found this video and ordered a trigger assembly that I'll get tomorrow. I found some broken plastic parts in cylinder so the trigger valve probably may not be the only cause of the problem I have. The reason for my comment is that I couldn't remove the trigger switch with air pressure. It has two pins in it! One at at the top and one at the bottom. I couldn't get the trigger valve out even with both pins removed because there isn't enough clearance in front of it. I had to remove two pins from the fastener control assembly to be able to wiggle it out.
I'd say trying to re-lube your existing valve first before buying a new one will probably work if the O-rings are in good shape. I looked at this video first to ensure I took it apart correctly first. Put some more lube on the O-rings and reassembled. Works fine now. One difference is air was not by-passing by just hooking up air. My issue was that air by-passed when the trigger was pulled, otherwise it was quiet. Thanks for the video explanation.
Just doing mine up too. I like that little crate hammer you used. I picked one up at an estate sale and our use it every day. Everyone always says where’d you get that weird little hammer it’s cool to see another guy have one
@@LonnieJohnson1 mine is doing the same thing I took it to a repair shop and the next day I picked it up and the told me nothing was wrong with the nailer I took it to work and it didn't work I went back to the repair shop and I told them and the guy plugged it in and it was worth like a champ the guy put a full roll of coil nails and fire all of them like nothing but again at work is not firing I don't know what the problem is
Thanks for this excellent how to video pal. This gun you are working on is apparently very much like the Central pneumatic (harbor freight) model number 68024.
The really annoying part is that inside that trigger mechanism there is a clear “O” ring. That’s what failed in mine but I can’t buy just the special “O” ring so I have to pay nearly $50 in Australia for the whole valve. 🤬🤬🤬🤬 Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
I took my bostitch roofing coil nailer to the repair shop 4 times because it wasn't firing the nails and they tell me there's nothing wrong with the gun at the repair shop works great fires perfect then I take it to my job and it doesn't fire the nails I can't figure it out 🤬🤬🤬
You should take it to them again and let them show you that it works, and if it works see what they are doing different from the way you are trying to get it to work.
Sorry about that but indoors I just don't have the right lighting, outdoors I use the sunlight. I will see what I can do in the future to make it better. Thanks
Awww poor you. If you don’t have anything constructive to say, STFU. I’m grateful to the man for taking the time and effort to put this out there for people. Why not try a little gratitude instead of complaining that it’s not a Steven Spielberg production.
Lonnie i am in the middle of a 34 square job on my house and my nailer started leaking. I pulled up your video, ordered the part and got my nailer repaired. Thank you for saving me $200 and more importantly a boat load of frustration. Thanks again, Chris.
Your welcome, glad I could help
Gotta say thanks for this and the vendor recommendation. If he isn’t giving you a break on parts, he’s crazy. Ordered this while watching your video one night and woke up the next day to it already being on the way. Thanks for this!
Your welcome.
Wish you did atv repair - one of the best repar videos I've seen. Seriously- got right to the point. Great up close video. Thanks again, you saved me a lot of time and swearing 😂
Thanks and your welcome
Thanks for taking time to post,these videos are very helpful and time saving...
Your welcome
Thanks for video. Have the same problem and this helped much!
Your welcome
Great job! That was the best ten bucks I spent all week.
Cool! and Thanks
Thanks for posting this video! I'm rebuilding my Bostitch N66C-1 coil gun because it just quit working yesterday. I thought it was just jammed but it turned that when it shot the last nail the drive rod didn't retract. I pushed it back up and put a nail in the driver channel and as soon as I connected the air it fired that nail. I thought maybe the trigger valve was stuck in the fire position so I found this video and ordered a trigger assembly that I'll get tomorrow. I found some broken plastic parts in cylinder so the trigger valve probably may not be the only cause of the problem I have. The reason for my comment is that I couldn't remove the trigger switch with air pressure. It has two pins in it! One at at the top and one at the bottom. I couldn't get the trigger valve out even with both pins removed because there isn't enough clearance in front of it. I had to remove two pins from the fastener control assembly to be able to wiggle it out.
Your welcome and let me know how it works out.
I'd say trying to re-lube your existing valve first before buying a new one will probably work if the O-rings are in good shape. I looked at this video first to ensure I took it apart correctly first. Put some more lube on the O-rings and reassembled. Works fine now. One difference is air was not by-passing by just hooking up air. My issue was that air by-passed when the trigger was pulled, otherwise it was quiet. Thanks for the video explanation.
I tried packing it with grease before I purchased a new one.
Thanks brother. This video saved me $300 bucks
Cool! your welcome
Great video.
Love not having to listen to some sorry music.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks, and your welcome
Nice tutorial, thank you.
Thanks, and your welcome
Just doing mine up too. I like that little crate hammer you used. I picked one up at an estate sale and our use it every day. Everyone always says where’d you get that weird little hammer it’s cool to see another guy have one
It's my go too hammer when I need something small. It is a cool little hammer.
@@LonnieJohnson1 mine is doing the same thing I took it to a repair shop and the next day I picked it up and the told me nothing was wrong with the nailer I took it to work and it didn't work I went back to the repair shop and I told them and the guy plugged it in and it was worth like a champ the guy put a full roll of coil nails and fire all of them like nothing but again at work is not firing I don't know what the problem is
What kind of pressure were they using when they tested it? and how much are you using at work?
@@LonnieJohnson1 I believe 100 psi
Thanks for this excellent how to video pal. This gun you are working on is apparently very much like the Central pneumatic (harbor freight) model number 68024.
Thanks, and your welcome.
@@LonnieJohnson1 the replacement valve is the same ...except the old one is missing the very top ring...that is all
Great video. Thanks for posting.
Thanks and your welcome
Just subscribed just because you saved me money
Thanks!!
Great video, thanks...
Thanks and your welcome
Great job on this video
Thanks
Good video
Thanks
Thank you brother for the information
Your welcome
Hi broo I need this part please give a direction ir link where I can buy I'am from México and vongratulations for this wonderful video
I purchased it from Amazon and it is called a Bostitch trigger valve kit. Thanks
Bingo! THANK YOU!!!
Your welcome
thanks . great video . I am going to attempt this .
Your welcome and thanks. It's not that bad of a task you can do it
Very informative and exact
Thanks
Молодец:-) так держать ты просто красссава
Спасибо!
Great video. Thanks a lot for making it.
Thanks! and your welcome.
Ordering so i can do mine. Thanks
Cool!
What is the the problem my nailer gun not working, when I put the air then I will release the trigger isn't working
Could be that the trigger has failed and needs replaced.
Thank you
Your welcome
The really annoying part is that inside that trigger mechanism there is a clear “O” ring. That’s what failed in mine but I can’t buy just the special “O” ring so I have to pay nearly $50 in Australia for the whole valve. 🤬🤬🤬🤬 Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
I have a set of o-rings and none would work.
LonnieJohnson1. Ok, Thanks for letting me know as that will save me pulling it apart repeatedly to try different O rings. I will just buy the kit.
Would the piston stick forward if my gun had the trigger valve leak like in your video? Trying to figure out how many parts I need. Thanks
Mine did.
It def can. But it can also be the o ring on the piston
Mine blows are from the back not for the valve, is it the same thing?
Yes, I would think so.
do you know how i can find the model out of the bosticth nail gun. I got an older nail gun but needs the trigger but dont know the model
Do you have a serial#? or you should be able to find a picture of one like yours on Google images.
Are all trigger valves the same on bostitch nail guns and staple guns?
Not sure.
Two types fit most Bostitch. TVA-6 or TVA-11. Check the owners' manual or exploded drawing to determine the correct one.
where you buy the parts? Thank you.
I purchased my parts off Amazon.
Mine just blows are from the back of the gun
would it work with Linter Change brand?
Not sure. I would see if the trigger matches up, it so it should work.
@@LonnieJohnson1 alright bro, let me know. Stopped the air blowing from the tigger but the push-in isn’t right on for the tigger to shoot
I took my bostitch roofing coil nailer to the repair shop 4 times because it wasn't firing the nails and they tell me there's nothing wrong with the gun at the repair shop works great fires perfect then I take it to my job and it doesn't fire the nails I can't figure it out 🤬🤬🤬
You should take it to them again and let them show you that it works, and if it works see what they are doing different from the way you are trying to get it to work.
Perhaps you had lower air pressure than the repair shop?
thanks
Your welcome
where can í get parts for Bostich roofin guns.
All these home videos are the same. You're working in the dark and we can't see the details clearly.
Sorry about that but indoors I just don't have the right lighting, outdoors I use the sunlight. I will see what I can do in the future to make it better. Thanks
Awww poor you. If you don’t have anything constructive to say, STFU. I’m grateful to the man for taking the time and effort to put this out there for people. Why not try a little gratitude instead of complaining that it’s not a Steven Spielberg production.
They ain't $9.51 anymore
I know right, Inflation, what a joke!