Medium
1-2 hours
Repair Kit 261-TK2
OEM part for: Ingersoll Rand
Part Number: 261-TK2
$112.09
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Compatibility
This part will fit the following 4 machines
Ingersoll Rand
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The kit had everything I needed to get my 1” air impact repaired to get back to work. Not a bad repair job. Kit comes with a break down of the tool to help with the tear down and assembly
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Trigger seal was bad. Impact wrench would continue to run when air was applied without trigger being pulled
Jason - September 5, 2020
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Tool Type
Ratchet Wrench
Difficulty
Medium
Time
1-2 hours
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Seal picks, Allen wrenches, needlenose plyers
Parts Used
Remove 4 Allen screws to nose cone (anvil)
Don’t remove the anvil out of cone
Remove washers and top bearing
Pull rotor with veins
Pull rotor housing to get to lower bearing
Assembly in reverse order
Kit comes with new rotor veins
Replace top bearing
And gasket
Install anvil housing and tighten Allen bolts
Remove air fitting assembly
Pull the trigger needle out under spring
Use pick to remove seal
Reassemble in reverse order
Don’t remove the anvil out of cone
Remove washers and top bearing
Pull rotor with veins
Pull rotor housing to get to lower bearing
Assembly in reverse order
Kit comes with new rotor veins
Replace top bearing
And gasket
Install anvil housing and tighten Allen bolts
Remove air fitting assembly
Pull the trigger needle out under spring
Use pick to remove seal
Reassemble in reverse order
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