need help...impact wrench

[gooseadrian]

i recently got an impact wrench. its uesed and there is no user manual...

i need to know what that clear/brass piece to the right of the tool is.

this is not mine. picture found online. thanks to anyone who can help.

[Exodus_2pt0]

Looks like a water separator.

Completely unnecessary.

[mrsleeve]

either a water trap or a line regulator

[Blackangusinc]

Given that it's an impact, I'm guessing it's an in-line oiler. Just keep the bowl filled with air tool oil and you will theoretically never have to worry about internal corrosion.

[gooseadrian]

Given that it's an impact, I'm guessing it's an in-line oiler. Just keep the bowl filled with air tool oil and you will theoretically never have to worry about internal corrosion.

The one that came with mine is cracked and wont hold any oil. Do you know where I can get one?

And is so, do you know how much they would be?

[erik325i]

It's not necessary

[TwoJ's]

I'm sure there are some markings on the tool that give you a manufacturer and model/serial number or something of that nature. Why don't you start by taking that information, "googling" it and seeing what you can come up with all by your self?

[oxymoron]

or just drip some oil in every time you go to use it

[Exodus_2pt0]

or just drip some oil in every time you go to use it

Tis' what every professional in the industry does.

Until they get lazy and oil once a month.

[Kershaw]

i prefer electric to air. no compressor. no lines.