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Posted on Nov 04, 2012

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I have a SwingLine #101 tacker 101-4 101-5. I purchased Arrow wide crown #606. They dont shoot out. Trying to find the right staples for it

Size Of Staple Used 1 1/4 in, 5/16 in length
1/4" Staple Gun Staples (SWI36114);
Swingline 101 Series 5/16" Staple Gun Staples (SWI36115)
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How to load staples

Staples newly purchased will always be attached when purchased and that answers your question...wherever the device u are loading has a horizontal channel, there will be a loading window at the end. Take it apart by realeasing the cap or spring at the bottom and sliding the train of staples into the channel inside. Replace cap or spring lever to original position and secure. Stapler is now loaded.
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Cant open jt27 staple gun to load staples

Hi Maria, I'm sorry you are not having luck with your JT27 stapler. Unfortunately you did not purchase the correct staples for this tool. The JT27 Stapler uses the JT21 staples in a green box. The staples come in 3 different sizes (1/4", 5/16", 3/8"). You can purchase these staples online or at your local Home Depot or Lowe's Store.

As for opening the tool - please see the attached picture for assistance.
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WHERE do I open it to refill it??

Located on the end opposite of where the staples come out, there is a spring loaded cap. Push it in toward the base of the stapler and slightly down to release the retaining hook. then let the spring release the pressure rod and pull it out. Connedted to the end of the rod you will see a plunger that is shaped like a short run of staples. Make a mental note of how and where this plunger slides into the base of the stapler. Place a run of staples into the stapler in the same manner that the plunger fits then replace the plunger into the same place following the run of staples. Compress the spring into the stapler and attach the hook as it was. Now you are ready to work.

NOTE: If you cannot compress the spring enough into the stapler you have inserted too many staples, just remove some of the run of staples and try again.
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Have 'primo tacker' and wish to purchase 10mm long

I have a box of 5000 8mm 960/101 Vanguard Primo Staples - offer me something to cover the postage!
Jan 12, 2010 • Hand Tools
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Where can i purchase the spring closure that holds

From the company that made it. It would be easer to buy a new one.
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My T50M Staple strips break up in the gun and jam after 4-5 staples. This happens with old staples (10+ years) and with new staples that were purchased two days ago. Out of frustration I purchased a new...

The staples are held together with an epoxy. I have used staples that are older than 10 years. The problem is the gun. Check for dirt or a burk in the magazine as well as a bent pusher blade. My gun also had a problem loosing a screw and nut that attached at the blade guide.
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Backfeed Miniature Breakers with Solar?

I'm not up to date on PV systems so i will answer what i can about your question. The NEC applies to these installations so i hope you are familiar.

If the dc-ac inverter puts out 2 phase power then yes any two pole breaker rated for the amperage you are putting out would be fine. If the inverter puts out 120 then any single pole breaker will work.

That i know of, there are no 2 pole miniature or two handle breakers. There are breakers with two handles on them but they are tied to the same phase. the only thing i can think you may do would be to put a two handle single pole breaker in place of a regular breaker and then the one below it also. Then hook one leg off your inverter to one of the handles on the top breaker and the other leg to the bottom breaker.

Breakers do not have a line and load per say. The screw where wires are hoooked to is the load side of the automatic trip in the breaker however. The line would be where the breaker hooks to the bus bar but you can't really hook to that anyhow.

I would ensure what you do is up to code. There are safety issues involved. i assume you know your job though so i will leave it at that :) Hope this helped, write back if you feel i misunderstood.
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