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The first compressor was a diaphram pump that I am sure can be reversed.

The Campbell Housfield I am unsure of. If mechanical valves are relevant, it likely cannot run both directions.

Yes that is at least the actuator and one of the contacts(I do not see the other contact) I fear the worn white plastic part is the reason the contacts were not closing ab=njd that was causing the breaker tripping. There appears to be other melting of black parts as well, but I think that is actuall...

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The replacement part is half the length of the oem part.
Two oem parts are on the front way tube only.

So the e-bay pair for $40 replaces one oem part.

So to replace the entire rack costs $80.

The rear way tube has NO rack.

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The belt sander is intended to mount on either side since it has the drive shaft on both sides. The JIG saw can mount on either side. The compressor can mount on either side.(maybe) The following MUST mount to the 'left' side or reverse direction(PowerPro) on the 'right' side. Strip sander+ SCROLL s...

There are NO rack replacements from SS,

Does this mean the guvmnt did not exist between 1976 Jul 01 and 1976 Oct 01?

Now WHY should a contractor change their bookeeping simply because the guvmnt did?

Clockwise = from bottom towards the top of the pix.

That is a 1/8" National Pipe Thread 'screw'. It is tapered both on the 'screw' and the miter gauge. When wear makes it 'necessary' to advance the 'screw' until the screw refuses to advance, a strip of paper slipped under the bar and extending up both sides provides clamping without gorilla tact...