Yup. Off the Cornwell truck. Spendy, but I have beat on them for 2 decades, and broke only one.the 3/8 impact swivels are probably the most important sockets I own
That would be super handy and easy to carry around.I originally bought this to pump out fuel tanks on equipment that I needed to get #1 fuel into before winter. HOWEVER, this week I discovered that it will pump hydraulic oil as easily as fuel, and it will pump about 40 gallons of TDTO 50 before it gets hot. Yesterday, I pumped 58 gallons of 10W-40 on one 12 ah battery. I have used it twice now to pump hydraulic reservoirs right into a used oil barrel. Both times there was less than a gallon left to drain through the plug. Then, pump a half gallon of diesel to flush, and when it picks up the new hydraulic, a quart goes to waste, and 40 gallons later the tank is full of new oil. I have never changed hydraulic or final drive oil so easily. I don't know how long the pump itself will last pumping oil, but you can change to a new impeller in about 5 minutes, or so the guys on Agtalk say.
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I have a good quality Mac or Snap-On swivel on the end of all my air hoses. I find them useful for most every air tool.Been using swivel impact sockets for the last decade. Sure glad for the lifetime warranty because my 17 and 19 mm ones need to get replaced once or twice a year.
I've had one of these on my 1/2" impact for the last couple years and it's the best thing ever. Bought a couple more but haven't gotten around to putting them on my 3/8" impact or die grinders yet.View attachment 277820
We use these pumps for draining watermain risers and hydrants in cold weather. These things last forever. Probably get 1k hours per impeller in water.I originally bought this to pump out fuel tanks on equipment that I needed to get #1 fuel into before winter. HOWEVER, this week I discovered that it will pump hydraulic oil as easily as fuel, and it will pump about 40 gallons of TDTO 50 before it gets hot. Yesterday, I pumped 58 gallons of 10W-40 on one 12 ah battery. I have used it twice now to pump hydraulic reservoirs right into a used oil barrel. Both times there was less than a gallon left to drain through the plug. Then, pump a half gallon of diesel to flush, and when it picks up the new hydraulic, a quart goes to waste, and 40 gallons later the tank is full of new oil. I have never changed hydraulic or final drive oil so easily. I don't know how long the pump itself will last pumping oil, but you can change to a new impeller in about 5 minutes, or so the guys on Agtalk say.
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I was checking out the Dewalt 1/2" impact on the Mac truck the other day. Yeah at over $700 on sale I'll pass. I can buy two Aircats for that price and have enough leftover for a 6-pack.
I'm also talking Canadian Pesos too.Buying battery tools off any tool truck is usually a bad deal.
The Cornwell and Matco trucks here both sell Milwaukee. A 3/8 and 1/2 impact plus two batteries combo is around the $500 mark through normal retail channels.
The same combo off the Cornwell truck is $900+