Ingersoll-Rand 2235TiMAX Teardown, Repair, Restore, Rebuild 

Thanks, Biggie! 🐓

Congratulations on growing the team! That's so difficult these days, so good on you, Felix!

@@CoyleTools Appreciate it! Some of what you've done serves as a business model of sorts. Our respective businesses aren't all that different when it comes to bringing new folks aboard. You have the experience that I don't, so I listen carefully.

Hello again, George! Thank you, as always, for watching!

Thanks, Pat! Please send me your contact info at lindsay@coyletools.com. I tried to find it earlier, but don't know what I did with it.

I got one already, and it's pretty sweet. It's featured in my next repair video.

So glad you like it. Thank you!

Thank you, Christopher!

He does a great job and you’ll are blessed to have him

I had a short day scheduled, so it worked out!

Don't think I didn't realize that!

I oil mine once a day for 54 years now. Hardly ever have a problem with them

I agree people are lazy, I oil mine before I use it and it’s a habit

they arent that expensive compared to other things though, mine is $300

I’m do my brass cases and reload I’ve used it to clean coins

The nut doesn't hold the assembly in the body, the clips do. There's going to be some play in that because it floats in the handle. But it's not like it's a wear point, so I don't see how it could cause a leak. I could be wrong, but I've never seen it.

Hi, Martin. I have not worked on that model. My parts supplier doesn't have a listing for the part number you provided, but you can try contacting them to see if they can be any help. They are Power Tool Repair: powertoolrepair.com/. Good luck!

I don't know. Ingersoll-Rand nay have some online resources, if you haven't already checked them out.

I can't give a diagnosis without seeing the tool.

Thanks, Daniel! I'm still learning about air tools, and I still get confused. Just wait until you watch the upcoming video when I tried to fix an Ingersoll 231G impact. It wasn't pretty. And air hammers confuse me because the mehanism is mysterious. Most impacts and ratchets, however, are fairly simple and it's easy to see how they function. So when they break, finding the cause usually isn't too difficult. In the case of this particular video, a missing screw is so easy even I can fix it, but it was an excellent chance to do routine maintenance and discover the rusty motor. I found the most difficult part of any repair is figuring out how things come apart and go back together, and in the proper order. Before I was shooting repair videos, I had to replace the head on a Matco air ratchet. What could be complicated about that? Well, what I found after a few hours of scratching my head and swearing a lot, was the head assembly they shipped was for the heavy duty version of the ratchet, which contained an additional washer than the model I had. I put the washer where the schematic said it went, but nothing fit and I was losing my mind. When I realized this and looked at the correct schematic, it fell together perfectly. The easy jobs are sometimes the toughest. But I started by being curious and taking things apart while believing I'd be smart enough to figure it out as I went. There are surprisingly few resources for this stuff online, so hopefully these videos will help other people when they're banging their head against a wall.

@@CoyleTools looking forward to more videos and watching your journey into the repair world.

@@danielg3369 It won't be pretty at times, so buckle up!

He’s honest and that’s all that matters to me plus his attitude is great also 😊

There aren't any "repair kits." If something is wrong with your impact, it needs to be diagnosed and the proper parts need to be replaced. Some companies sell tune up kits to replace some of the common parts that wear down over time. A Google search will list a long list of retailers you can buy the tune up kits from.

Ok thnx

Ingersoll rand has repair kits you just need to find the vin number on your air tool

The cylinder appeared fine. Worked like a champ after all was said and done.

@@CoyleTools yeah just worked on a IR244A and a IR35MAX. I H A T E HONEING !!!!!

Thanks!