N80CB-HQ (Type 0) Bostitch Nailer - Overview

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Parts for the N80CB-HQ

$7.44

WASHER-RUBBER-7

Part #854004

This rubber replacement seal is designed for use with select pneumatic and coil-fed nailers, providing a tight and reliable seal at the nose of the tool. Its primary function is to prevent air leakage during operation, helping to maintain consistent pressure and performance. Over time, seals can wear down or become damaged, which may lead...Read more

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Pin, Roll 1/8 X 1 5/8 Long

Part #UB2126

Pawl,Feed

Part #185938

$7.44

SCREW-SOC. HD. CAP M

Part #MSC6100-40

$7.44

SPACER

Part #105973

$7.44

SPACER-FRAME

Part #N80107

LUBE (2CC)

Part #100653

$72.80

ASSEMBLY-CANISTER

Part #121635

$99.16

LUBE (1LB.CAN)

Part #100679

$7.44

SPRING-COMPRESSION

Part #101256

This genuine item is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with Bostitch nailers. The compression spring fits between the piston stop and the o-ring. You may need an allen wrench when replacing this part. It is made of metal and will require replacing if it becomes bent or broken. This is available as an individual replacement part.

$33.20

COVER-EXHAUST

Part #102506

This is an original Bostitch replacement part. The exhaust cover is commonly used in Bostitch nailers. This part is made of plastic and is used to cover the exhaust cap and direct the air. You will require a hex or Allen wrench to replace this part. This item is sold individually.

$54.30

ASSEMBLY-BRACKET

Part #121632

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would not fire nails

10 of 15 people found this instruction helpful.

Richard from Bogalusa, LA
A Bit Difficult
30 - 60 mins
Pliers, Screw drivers

remove 2 Philips head screws, drive out drift pins with drill bit. Remove TVA6 replace with new TVA6 making sure TVA6 is completely seated and slots are aligned with drift pin holes! Drive in drift pins. Replace trigger and screws.
This did not solve the problem as suggested by Parts select.
Replaced Head Valve Seal...Problem re ... Read more

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