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Wow! clear and concise! I ordered a rebuild kit for ours and it did not come with any instructions on how to even access the parts. I found a schematic online that shows all the parts. I was kind of figuring that the buttstock needed to be removed. All those screws and pins make it look daunting. Good thing I like jigsaw puzzles!

3.5V flashers are meant to be used in 35/70/140 light strings.

I Have a old version with round valve. I cannot get the pressure tube out. Is there a trick on those?

Thank you for taking the time to make this video! helped me out a lot! Got eager when taking parts off and forgot how to put it back together, LOL

Thank you for taking the time to make this video!💯

Thank you! very useful to see the flasher prior to purchasing! Excellent idea!

Its funny how u just skipped the fact that there was a retaining pin u didnt mention and it went from laying on your table to disappeared without u saying a word about it!!! So where does that 2nd pin go?..between the time 1654 and 1657 it jus disappears!!! What the heck man?...got me all messed up

Where does the long narrow spring go...that's my o ly issue of reassembling mine

I just rebuilt my 1980s or 90s 880 (metal receiver plates, but plastic pump lever) using a brand new 880. I used the new seals, the new rifled barrel, because the original has had thousands of bbs/pellets through it, and the rifling is worn quite a bit. Swapped pump piston, seals, I swapped out the white and black plastic pieces on the butt and rear grip for esthetics. The bolt is a little longer on the new version, so I'm still using the original. Pellgun oil will be here tomorrow, and I'll lube it up. I have a few critters who won't stay away from the bird feeders. It's back to what I remember it being in the 90s power-wise.

I have an 880 that I bought back in '96. It has the metal receiver plates. I'm debating on whether to rebuild or buy new and just transfer metal plates from old to new. I think I bought a rebuild in '96 because when I went to the store, the plates were plastic even in '96. I ordered the one I have out of a circulation catalog.

Good video but annoying background noise.

The bug zapper protein supplementer is absolutely hilarious! Thanks for so many great ideas!

3:11 What's that spring you just pulled out? No one ever mentions it so it seems like a superflous part just hanging out in the body.

Where do I put the spring that fell out? What is it for?

Great Job!! Do you just have your 1/4" line plumbed into a garden hose or hydrant I assume?

That’s more complicated than my ruger 10/22 or any other gun I own.

The background noise is often louder than your voice.

I guess the link dont work anymore...where did he get the heating element from?

I have the original 880 that’s blue gray color from my childhood. Was working but now I have to take it apart because it’s not holding air.

Very good videos for working on the 880 or 901. Thanks. The main reason I took it apart was because it was shooting 4" to the right and I was trying to figure out why. Never did, but I did get it tore all the way down and back up. Thanks again.

Hello J L. Thank you very much for this nice informative video. I just started following you. I live in Turkey and I want to produce laying hens that graze on pastures. I will benefit greatly from the guidance you showed. I am looking for an answer to a question that I am curious about. I using the number of 100 chickens as an example. In a strong pasture consisting of highly mixed and nutritious grains, legumes, green vegetables and some other vegetables, what should be the minimum area in square meters to feed 100 chickens in 2 days? Of course, I'm talking about a flat area where there is not even a single square meter of unused space. Thank you in advance, hoping you will answer this question.

I have one from the 70’s I think it’s 77’ . Still working with original scope.

I have a 880 with 3 screws on one side of the cover and 4 on the other. Can I still get the plastic covers ?

How can I get the element and how much is the heater.?

WD-40 destroyed my 880 Daisy air rifle. don't do it!

Thanks alot

Good vid, everything clear, many thanks.

Please explain which direction the plastic washer should face in the pressure chamber. Thanks for the super picture showing each of the related parts!!

The one thing I wanted help on was the trigger reassembly. There's a part there that doesn't appear on the parts diagrams. It appears you skipped reinstalling the trigger. Ugh!

I just realized the old style rifle barrel is clamped on but the newer guns have the barrel case into one piece. The bedding material where the barrel is mounted was broken and leaked air so we bedded the barrel in some JB weld.

What about the spring and last bolt

Wow. Very well done and informative! Thank you!

What is the voltage of the heating element you replace with.

I may have missed it on the video. My 880 pump tube has pulled out of rear of rifle. Don't ask.the plunger is tight as heck. I'm gonna order a new tube and seal kit. But am I missing something that keeps the tube from moving forward?

An old friend gave me a 880 and the pump lever is metal, the trigger guard looks metal, and there's only two screws on the right side of the receiver and 3 on the left. Is this considered the Old style?

Liked your video it was helpful Ordered o-rings kit from you on your web site , put it back together . All’s good firing like a champ. Thanks again

Nice video! Had an obstruction in the barrel (a piece of my cleaning rod got stuck there... oopsie!), this video helped me get to the breech with another rod to push it back out.

Great job with lots of interesting and practical steps for constructing the tractor.

The feeder idea is a great one.

You skipped very important parts especially when putting this back together…you never showed anything about the cocking mechanism

What wattage was this? 60w? 110 volt? Where did you order your replacement heat element?

Thanks very much. The video was easy to follow and helped me a lot. My 880 is better than when I bought it.

My rifle's barrel came out, can it be fixed?

Thanks for Sharing

Your 8n is to small for a baler!!! I know I drove a 52 model that was bought brand new!!! The dealer told my grandpa not to try it wasn't strong enough!!!! It will throw a piston out the side!!!!

Dear Daisy 880, I got your repair kit, and I have the old style 880, not oldest and this was also my first BB gun. I watched all the videos and took apart and put together with all the new parts, but it is not generating any pressure. Everything seems to be working but it just doesn’t seem to generate enough pressure. I do not hear any leaks when I pump with only the pump assembly done, but I don’t think even then it is generating enough pressure. Could you please help me diagnose and repair what else might be wrong. I do not mind getting a few more parts if needed as I want my son to be able to use this gun. Thank you, Rob

Mine does not have the Same screw configuration as yours,and Fewer screws.

The Old Style that has the wooden stock has to have the butt stock plastic shoulder piece removed to access a bolt INSIDE the butt stock that must be loosened to facilitate the removal of the receiver side plates. There is a squared metal piece on the forward end of the butt stock that "locks in" the receiver side halves that are grooved to mate with that metal plate.

Thanks to your video I was able to fix my grandpa's 80's 880. I really appreciate this! Also you made this look WAY too easy 😂😂

I have a fly problem and want to put salt down the barrel to get them, would salt go into chambers? Like is there any holes inside the barrel leading to anything