Repairing a Bostitch 16 gauge finish/brad nailer

replacing the trigger mechanism on a Stanley Bostitch 16 gauge finish/brad nailer

[@baddad18]

Needing this exact same part - was discontinued by the mfg and impossible to find anywhere - think you must have got the last one on the planet. Where on EBay did you find this one? Thanks for your help.

[@christopherhoward8814]

Thanks right to the point! Big help!

[@michaelhamlin5011]

I didn't think it would be such a simple fix. I'll be doing the repairs on mine shortly (need to order the part). I should mention that my nailer has performed extremely well for over 15 years before giving me this issue, so it is hard for me to be upset.

[@Moosejk]

Hey Lenny - do you know the part #?

[@lennyc624]

I'm sorry but I don't. I tried looking it up on my eBay account but apparently, my account doesn't exist anymore for some reason. I don't remember having a hard time finding it though.

[@davidrosenkrantz4854]

Lenny thank you so much for this video. I have the same problem with mine.

[@wesleycooper7159]

I have a stapler that looks just like that with the same issue. Bought a new trigger valve put it in today no difference at all just blows right by the valve still when you hit the trigger. Any advice?

[@lennyc624]

Wesley Cooper, they also make kits to replace all the o-rings in the body. I would try that. They are relatively cheap and only take about a half hour to change out. Less if you're not boozing.

[@wesleycooper7159]

Lenny C I will try that thank you sir. I only have that kind of patience if im boozing a bit though.

[@الملكمعمر]

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