What is it? 3/8" impact, unknown origin...

[SAATR]

Found this in the back of my service truck last week. Asked the old guy that ran the truck for years if it was his, and after getting a negative from anybody else, cleaned it up and took it home. The vanes aren't in the best of shape, and it's missing a plug on the air inlet, but serviceable otherwise. I just need to know who built it to run down rebuild parts. Any help would be appreciated.

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[Rewind]

Got me........but cool find!! Good luck with rebuilding it.

 

[SAATR]

Yeah, it's definitely different. The only non butterfly 3/8 hand impact I've found is a cheapo unit, and this one doesn't look or feel cheap, so I'm guessing it's old. May be able to use parts from the cheapo's to make it work.

 

[bow61509]

My dad had one just like that when I was a kid just can't remember the brand

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[Blue95]

Looks like an L at the end so I would guess a Campbell maybe or a Ingersol

 

[WFO4X4]

Found this in the back of my service truck last week. Asked the old guy that ran the truck for years if it was his, and after getting a negative from anybody else, cleaned it up and took it home. The vanes aren't in the best of shape, and it's missing a plug on the air inlet, but serviceable otherwise. I just need to know who built it to run down rebuild parts. Any help would be appreciated.

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looks like an old ingersol i had..... that's what i'd guess. it's built like one anyway. maybe take it to harborfreight and ask them.


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looks almost identical to a cambell hausfeld logo.... or whats left of it anyway. check that.

 

[outalne94z71]

cornwell brand from the look of the label

 

[94blu1500]

cornwell brand from the look of the label

Thats what I was thinking when I first saw the slanted "L", and the colors of the tag

 

[addiction2bass]

well IMO not worth the hassle to get fixed if it doesnt work. my dad has afew kinda like that i remember as a kid but they suck. they just hurt your wrists. main reason why they dont make them anymore.LOL and i hate butterfly units cause the triggers are so easily hit by accident! another huge downfall with them!

 

[rhino]

Looks like an Cornwell to me too.... They were popular in the 80's putting together transmissions, now everything has to be torqued though. Cool find though.