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No name nailer
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6 years 1 month ago #2745
by Dumbhead
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Hello
I have an unknown brand of nail gun as our local hardware store does not believe in choice.
I have been very happy with its power as it is able to nail to masonry as well as wood. Its still new and only lightly used.
Here is a link to its product page: www.htong-tools.com/product/2118.html
It now has a fault in that its hammer does not reset after striking and remains forward.
Does anybody know of where I can get a service kit for this gun? Perhaps it's compatible or similar to another more well-known brand.
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
I have an unknown brand of nail gun as our local hardware store does not believe in choice.
I have been very happy with its power as it is able to nail to masonry as well as wood. Its still new and only lightly used.
Here is a link to its product page: www.htong-tools.com/product/2118.html
It now has a fault in that its hammer does not reset after striking and remains forward.
Does anybody know of where I can get a service kit for this gun? Perhaps it's compatible or similar to another more well-known brand.
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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6 years 1 month ago #2746
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It sounds as if the wide rubber band, known as the check valve around the cylinder that the driver goes up and down in is broken. Take this to a local nail gun shop that sells and services nail guns. If you see that this part is bad, they should have one that will fit.
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