Is this nail gun manually oiled or is the oil part a sealed unit?
2010804
It's manually oiled. I put a drop in mine each day before use and haven't had any problems.
2010805
RTFM (The manual is available in PDF from Paslode): If a filter/regulator/lubricator is not installed on the air system, air operated tools should be lubricated at least once a day with 6 to 20 drops of oil, depending on the work environment, directly through the male fitting in the tool housing.
2010806
Manually oiled once a day during use takes less than 2 seconds.. Excellent nailer.
1829758
My machine came with a bottle of oil it was regular air compressor crankcase oil available at your hardware store.
1113422
This is a Hitachi Demolition Hammer Clone, I bought Hitachi demolition hammer oil. I also bought some replacement parts for Hitachi and they match 100%.
1124608
it is powered through an air compressor which needs to plugged into an electrical outlet. So you will need an air compressor with hose to attach to the nail gun . . . I read a few reviews and found this information.
842804
Mine did the same yesterday. Something in the air? HA! I sprayed it with a dry lubricant and kept working it and now it's like new. Of course mine is outside (gate) so not totally unexpected. I have always heard not to spray regular oil as it gathers dust. You can find dry spray for locks (graphite) at Amazon or your local hardware etc. Good luck.
1533686
Laid about 3000sf of flooring with this nailer and didn't have a problem. The manual I have does not have any contact information on it or trouble shooting. Think it is pretty important to put a little oil where the hose attaches to the nailer.
271374
I have left a half full cartridge in mine up to five days or so. I really think they are talking about leaving a cartridge in the gun like two or three months. The oil droplet would get old and collect dust and the seal would be compressed for that long. It all adds up to a nice tight seal for greater shot powder. They are too much fun to leave that long anyway with out use.
340396
The one I received was polished and I called the supplier and they said it came with oil.
154600
Label on nailer states "Made in China." I cannot find the answer on any label for the compressor. I no longer have the box.
192074
Good luck. Send it back to Amazon. I did after a month or so and paid a restocking fee. Get a real gun. I now have a Porta-Nails 470A, that replaced the Porter Cable nailer that replaced the Akuzuki nailer.
56534
I do not know specifically what they are eluding too. The gun does come with a slight coating of oil on it and had to wash my hands when I first handled it. I used a rag just clean the whole gun up. I can think of anything else.
68323
The air tool oil goes where you hook up the air. The grease goes in right under the anvil on the front of the gun, you will need to inject the grease.
1493410
Based on the information supplied with the nailer, it does not need oil. However in my opinion it would not hurt to add a drop of air tool oil now and then.
1213326
Yes, I can't remember if mine came pre-filled or if it came with a container that I poured in, but either way this is an "oiled" system that is much quieter and longer lasting than a cheap "oilless" compressor.
1352528
Do a little research on the gun and you'll have a better idea of the entire system. The fuel is the combustible that explodes in the chamber to drive the piston that sends the nail home. The battery provides ignition and runs a small fan to evacuate the spent gasses (maybe more too). Any standard 30* paper tape nails will work.
2108010
I am not the manufacturer and I really do not care what oil is used. If you need the information so desperately contact the manufacture directly and ask, instead of using us to do the work for you. Thank you.
1785574
The only specification with the Freeman nail guns is to provide oil to the system. So I have only been oiling since water is not a problem in the air system I'm using. Some of the air supply systems I have used previously needed a water separator. If you are not sure about the amount of water in your system a water separator might be a very good addition.