I needed the air palm nailer that Tom G. recommended I buy. While at Harbor Freight I also picked up some other tools I knew I would need in the future. Note that Harbor Freight Tools are not quality tools and are not built to last, but rather if you have a few jobs that will require a limited amount of use over the years you'll be fine and won't beat the price. Non-mechanical tools will work out just fine for you in the long-run as well with more regular use. Copper brushes
for cleaning parts is a wise investment. The air gun impact wrench will be used ONLy for loosing super tight screws during disassembly.
I did see a $20 blue colored mini air palm nailer to use for riveting and I think that would be a smarter choice. It is easier to hold and maybe control. Something to think about.
I hope to tackle the cush drive (aka layshaft) and clutch tomorrow night.
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The Cush Drive is part of the Primary Gears, the pinion movement is cushioned by internal springs, hence the name, which is attached to the Main Shaft (Input Shaft). The Lay Shaft (short for Lazy Shaft)is the Output Shaft.
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