Medium
15-30 minutes
This high quality OEM replacement part is specially designed for Bosch hammer drills. It is the side handle that provides user with a comfortable grip for operating the tool. This part is made from durable plastic and it is sold individually. Attaching this handle is very easy with the built in mechanism, no tools required.
Auxiliary Handle 2602025118
OEM part for: Bosch
Part Number: 2602025118
$18.16
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Great quality part!
This handle fits perfectly on my bosch drill. I'm pleased with the quality.
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March 3, 2021
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Exactly what I was looking for. The right part the first time.
Was what I needed, and it was here quick. No generic either, the real mcCoy. Thanks!
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June 16, 2020
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Good replacement part and great service.
Once every ten years I loan out a tool. This time it was a Bosch hammer drill and it came back missing the depth gauge fastener. This new one arrived quickly and in a factory sealed bag. I will use eReplacement again. And maybe someday I'll learn.
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November 11, 2019
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Part fit my drill perfect,back at work
The handle fit arrived it great condition,and quickly
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Bad o-ring, old
David - February 26, 2022
Tool Type
Rotary Hammer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, Socket set, Pick, torx screwdriver, hammer, paper towels, grease, spark
Parts Used
1. Pry off the rubber end with a flathead screwdriver.
2.remove the retaining ring. You can do it with some finesse and screwdrivers. Then remove the bit holder assembly. (Spring, ball, washer, etc )
3. Remove the selector switch. Do this by pushing in the red button and turning it beyond the hammer position, then pull out with pliers.
4. Use torx head screwdriver (t-20?)to remove the front housing bolts, then remove housing .
5. Now you'll see the piston/cylinder assembly. Grab the tip of the piston with needle nose pliers and pull it straight up and out of the cylinder.
6.use a pick tool and remove the old o-ring.
7. Grease up the inside of the cylinder and the piston and install the new o-ring onto the piston. Insert the piston into the cylinder.
8. Now is a good time to clean and regrease everything.
9.put the front housing back on and tighten the bolts.
10. Put the bit holder assy back together.
11.put retaining ring back on. A spark plug socket will help, then two screwdrivers. Put rubber top back on.
12. Put selector switch on.
I think that's all that there was to it. If I forgot a step or two, you'll figure it out. Good luck.
2.remove the retaining ring. You can do it with some finesse and screwdrivers. Then remove the bit holder assembly. (Spring, ball, washer, etc )
3. Remove the selector switch. Do this by pushing in the red button and turning it beyond the hammer position, then pull out with pliers.
4. Use torx head screwdriver (t-20?)to remove the front housing bolts, then remove housing .
5. Now you'll see the piston/cylinder assembly. Grab the tip of the piston with needle nose pliers and pull it straight up and out of the cylinder.
6.use a pick tool and remove the old o-ring.
7. Grease up the inside of the cylinder and the piston and install the new o-ring onto the piston. Insert the piston into the cylinder.
8. Now is a good time to clean and regrease everything.
9.put the front housing back on and tighten the bolts.
10. Put the bit holder assy back together.
11.put retaining ring back on. A spark plug socket will help, then two screwdrivers. Put rubber top back on.
12. Put selector switch on.
I think that's all that there was to it. If I forgot a step or two, you'll figure it out. Good luck.
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