Please explain what your talking about..I bought this machine back in 1991 and it has been very functional and usefull through the years.I have used a proline 36" plannishing hammer and you can tell the difference in how solid the hit feels.(noticably heavier casting)it is very adjustable in how hard it hits.you can dial the air pressure down to where it barely hits all the way up to being able to do stretching.I have used it to shape as well as plannish.i am retired now and rarely use it but im still undecided on whether i want to sell it.this hammer was restored in 1990 before any reproduction parts were available.so i know all the parts used were original chicago pneumatic.they dont wear out just need cleaning and lubricating to work like new.
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