This saddle mount cup is an OEM direct from Craftsman for air compressors. This part holds the screw in place. You will need a wrench to remove the bolts that go through it. It is recommended that yo...
When using an air compressor, moisture naturally builds up inside the tank as air is compressed. If this water isn’t drained regularly, it can lead to internal rust and damage over time. That’s where ...
It is a genuine item that is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with air compressors. This high-quality part provides an identical replacement for a missing or a faulty quick conn...
This replacement valve plate assembly is a high quality item designed for use on Craftsman air compressors. It is a genuine manufacturer sourced item that is used to control the airflow into the cylin...
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1 remove cover 2 unhook air line to tank 3 remove head bolts 4 remove intake from head 5 remove flywheel bolt to free up pump piston 6 remove screw on top of piston to change out gasket 7 remove the cylinder sleeve install piston from the top 8 reassemble piston rod end and the flywheel 9 on the head cover are two gaskets one on top and one on the bottom head 10 insert intake piece and bolt the head cover back in place 11 reinstall the air line and unit cover and secure with three cover screws
Actually don't like using Torx bits because they are hard to center deep in the channel. I had misplaced these forcing me to order replacements. My plan is to insert Torx bits before screwing in and using jb weld to secure the bit to the screw, giving me a hex head. Can't find this special screw with a hex head. This screw is called AGC-408 by craftsman.
