Hitachi Parts
Posted on | October 21, 2008 | 2 Comments
Just a quick update to let you know that Hitachi parts are now available on eReplacementparts.com. They are best known for their nail guns, compressors, and hammers. They have come out very aggressively with many new cordless tools as well. We are just adding the last few tools to our site, so you should be able to find parts for just about everything that they support. Of course, let us know if you have a tool that you cannot find on our website.
Our stock will not be very large to begin with, but it will grow with time. You can check what we have in our warehouse by looking at the parts listing for each individual tool. If a part is not in stock, we will be happy to special order it for you. That just means that it will take an extra 5-10 business days to reach us before we are able to ship it out to you.
We have also added many Hitachi accessories to our website that are available for purchase. We now carry Hitachi brand saw blades, batteries, grinding wheels, drill bits and many other items for your tools. If you want to know if an accessory fits a certain tool, just check the tool page directly, and it will show a list of what will fit.
We only sell genuine Hitachi parts that come directly from the manufacturer, so you don’t have to worry about the quality.
January 6th, 2009 @ 4:43 pm
I have owned a Hitachi DV18DL for the past year and it has been one of the worst drills I have owned. after the first 6 months the trigger switch went out and a month a go the transmission went out. For a drill that runs 300.00 you would have thought it would last longer.I have owned Bosch, Makita and Dewalt drills but will never again will I buy a Hitachi drill.
January 6th, 2009 @ 4:55 pm
Thanks for the input, Kevin. We love to get feedback (both good and bad) on every power tool out there. It helps educate others out there as to what works and what doesn’t. Sorry the Hitachi didn’t seem to be on the good end of the spectrum. I would love to hear from anyone else out there about their Hitachi experience.