Our jack hammer has served us well so far. The seals are starting to leak oil though. Any idea where to get replacement seals and gaskets for this?
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I have never had an issue that you've described. In fact my Neiko jackhammer has given me over 100 hours of trouble free use. Just make sure you keep it full of oil and keep the screws tight. As far as finding replacement seals and gaskets, I would first try calling around or, make them myself.
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have you tried tightening the hex screws? i've used mine extensively and when the oil gets hot, it gets thinner and seems to pass the seals more easily. it's a handy, lightweight little hammer to have around even if it does leak some. i've fabricated some seals out of an old tire tube that i had for just that purpose in other applications.
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Contact etoolcity to see if those parts are available. I know that they have the brushes. Mine leaks and all others do too. Make sure you are using 90 at gear oil. I store mine upright in a bucket and this catches the small amount that leaks out.
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Visit the Seal Spray website and/or give them a call. They were super helpful.
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Perhaps my review is out there. Gasket included, but the head of the bolt broke off on 2nd oil change. Go to your dealer and pay for a genuine OEM drain plug with gasket included.
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I looked mine over and found "no Made In"---Anywhere---I'm restoring a 1980 Husqvarna M/C and it works great for the MC---I had a little leak from Time to time but figured it out. Use the Jack all you want but don't leave it extended when you're not using it. Ie Not overnight--That's when I would get the Oil Leak--I leave it on the Jack but let it down so both wheels touched the ground---No Problems---It works great for me.. The Husky is 228lbs dry. It's the perfect product for my needs-Small enough to get outa the way-big enough to do the job. No flexing/bowing/Very Sturdy----I recommend the Product!!!!!!!!Skydivebob I looked mine over and found "no Made In"---Anywhere---I'm restoring a 1980 Husqvarna M/C and it works great for the MC---I had a little leak from Time to time but figured it out. Use the Jack all you want but don't leave it extended when you're not using it. Ie Not overnight--That's when I would get the Oil Leak--I leave it on the Jack but let it down so both wheels touched the ground---No Problems---It works great for me.. The Husky is 228lbs dry. It's the perfect product for my needs-Small enough to get outa the way-big enough to do the job. No flexing/bowing/Very Sturdy----I... » Read More I looked mine over and found "no Made In"---Anywhere---I'm restoring a 1980 Husqvarna M/C and it works great for the MC---I had a little leak from Time to time but figured it out. Use the Jack all you want but don't leave it extended when you're not using it. Ie Not overnight--That's when I would get the Oil Leak--I leave it on the Jack but let it down so both wheels touched the ground---No Problems---It works great for me.. The Husky is 228lbs dry. It's the perfect product for my needs-Small enough to get outa the way-big enough to do the job. No flexing/bowing/Very Sturdy----I recommend the Product!!!!!!!!Skydivebob « Show Less
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Sorry, I haven't owned mine long enough to need a new gasket. Have you tried contacting the company directly?
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I suggest contacting the tool truck operators (Snap-on, Mac or Matco) in your area to see if they can help you. If they carry or can supply Gearwrench tools they should be able to warranty the part you need.
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Replacement seals are available from Thermos, I bought several since they are cheap and we have several of these.
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http://www.absak.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/24_78_84Be sure to replace all of the gaskets and do nor over tighten the four nuts on the end of the pump. I have delt whit these folks for several years, and found them to be fast and fair.
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I have not needed a replacement, but I have found similar tips at Lowe's or Home Depot. Take your stick in with you and ask a sales person to help. Jim
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They sell the whole kit at Home Depot and may have parts there. The rubber gasket was the first to go for me. It barely made it a month. I've never replace it...I'm lazy
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While we were in there we also replaced the following:Cam SealOil Pump Seal & Crank SealThermostatYou may not need all of those seals but we had an oil leak that we needed to stop. The thermostat was sort of a no brainer though. While your in there it is only about $12 more to replace it.
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I read in at least one of the reviews that someone had contacted thermos and they offered replacement seals. I've thought of trying to get a spare set of them just in case the need ever arises. I'm going to google "thermos" and see if I can track them down :)
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I have the Fagor Splendid set. I have not yet had to replace the gasket on mine yet.
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The other parts you may want to replace are the crank seal and cam seal. These start to leak oil as they wear.
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I would try e-bay, because the manufacturer phone # does not provide service any more. I tried to buy an extra gasket because I know they eventually wear out, and was told when I called that they no longer supply parts, service, or help of any kind. This was about a year ago. If you are able to return the pressure cooker you might want to do that. If not you could disassemble it to sell the parts on e-bay. I need a gasket :). I hope Montel is hanging his head in shame over this, but most likely he's laughing his way to the bank and doesn't care.
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Would luv to help but just don't know. Maybe you can contact the seller; he should have an interchange manual. Main thing I do know is I'll never own another Husky though. Mine had 64 hours when the spindle went out and they laughed at me. Once I tore it down, I learned the upper bearing is a sealed unit. When you grease the spindle, you're only greasing the lower one. The top one burned up and seized. They looked at under warranty because of noise. They said they don't warrant noises, just broken parts. Two weeks later (and warranty ran out one week earlier), it went out and I found two weak idlers that I changed at the same time. Again, wish I could help you.
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i've contacted the aroma co, they have a list of replacement parts online for most of their models. This one wasn't listed, but when I emailed, they said they have it for $15 shipped.