TBH I don't like gas nailers, but I recognise that they are lighter than cordless (battery only) 1st fix guns making them less tiring to use when working above my head. The longer trigger stroke ensures user safety and the high 90J driving power ensures a strong fix every time. They mention that its a really cheap nail gun, the best on the market, and that it does the job easily. It is fitted with a quick load rear access magazine and a two action nail feed; simply drop in the nails and pull back the feeder. The Hitachi NR1890DBCL Cordless Framing Nailer with a brushless motor for a longer runtime, less maintenance and increased durability.

I'll stop it down further and see if I can find anything, you don't have any advice on where to start looking do you? I went through the same process of charging the batteries etc again and once again the fans never start and it will not fire any nails. I have used Hitachi and paslode gas nailers and dewalt battery nailer, this far exceeds them all, very little kick back, good nail penetration unlike dewalt. The NR90GC2/J8 features a longer trigger stroke for safer use and a reduction in misfires, dry firing lockout again to help prevent accidental nail fire and a soft grip handle for improved control and reduce user fatigue. Fat Llama is a peer-to-peer rental platform — we connect people who need stuff with people who have stuff.Other features include a fold away hook that fits over joists for greater convenience, a lightweight, well balanced design, longer trigger stroke for safer use and a non-slip soft rubber grip. Li-ion batteries, for instance, and gives you mains power without the hassle of cords, as well as extra safety with no trailing leads. I took the piston assembly off and connected the fan back up, pulled the switch and the fan blades twitched but didn't run, give it a flick and it goes quite happily. The HiKOKI (formerly known as Hitachi) NR90GC2 cordless gas nail gun is a fantastic alternative to the Paslode IM350 nailgun. It did stick a few times so I did think the motor had gone, which would be typical as a replacement is expensive, bit then it started to run.

Thank you JobAndKnock for the recommendations and for all your assistance, it's greatly appreciated. This is the latest version (J8) of the popular NR90GC2 gun - now with Lithium-Ion batteries instead of NiCd. I am an intermittent user and pretty sure the weight won't be an issue, so will investigate the cordless guns. Eventually I sent it back and it must have been faulty as the retailer sent it back to Hitachi for repair.The tool does the job easily and the depth can be adjusted, which is great for different applications. I have a Hitachi NR90GC2 nailer that doesn't get used a lot, probably less than 5000 nails in total but it's now stopped working. Brushless motors are much-heralded and with good reason, especially when it comes to nailers; you need powerful power tools that are durable and efficient without compromising on performance, which the NT1850DE and NT1865DM excel at.

The HiKOKI (formerly known as Hitachi) NR90GC2/J8 cordless gas nail gun is a fantastic alternative to the Paslode IM350 nailgun.

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