Medium
More than 2 hours
This is a genuine replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The screw is commonly found in Milwaukee Sawzalls. This part is made of metal, and is generally used to secure the gear case. Please be aware that there are different screws used in the machine. Refer to the parts diagram to be sure of ordering the correct part. You may require a torx screwdriver or Allen wrench when replacing this item. The screw is sold as an individual replacement part.
8-32 X 1 Wshr Hd Tt T20 Sc 06-82-5363
OEM part for: Milwaukee
Part Number: 06-82-5363
$3.99
Usually ships in 7 - 12 business days
Leaves our warehouse within 7 - 12 business days
Compatibility
This part will fit the following 22 machines
Milwaukee
6521-21 (SER 981C) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
0719-20 (SER A56B) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-20 (SER A17A) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-20 (SER A17B) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-20 (SER A17C) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-20 (SER A17D) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-20 (SER A17E) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-22 (SER A17A) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-22 (SER A17B) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-22 (SER A17C) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-22 (SER A17D) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6509-22 (SER A17E) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6519-22 (SER A18A) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6519-22 (SER A18B) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6519-22 (SER A18C) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6519-22 (SER A18D) Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
0719-20 (SER A56A) V28 Sawzall Reciprocating Saw View Diagrams & Manuals
6515-20 (SER 971D) 18 Volt Sawzall Recip Saw View Diagrams & Manuals
0819-50 (SER B09A) Cordless Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
6515-50 (SER 971D) Cordless Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
0719-22 (SER A56B) Cordless Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
0719-20 Cordless Sawzall View Diagrams & Manuals
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This item works with the following types of products:
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Sawzall blade didn't move, motor was fine.
Paul - July 24, 2017
Tool Type
Jig saw
Difficulty
Medium
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Pliers, Socket set, Bearing splitter
Remove rubber overmold
Remove gearbox
Remove drive shaft and wobbler arm
Remove retaining rings on wobbler arm and drive shaft
Use a hammer head to bang out the outer bearing race from the wobbler arm
Use a bearing splitter to remove the inner bearing race from the drive shaft. Could not remove them without a splitter.
Clean the surfaces before installing the new bearings
Slide the wobbler retaining ring on the drive shaft before installing the bearings
Install the new bearings on the drive shaft. Use a socket to hammer them on. Can freeze the shaft for a day to shrink it a bit.
Install the wobbler arm over the bearings. Slight pressure with a vise helps to slide the bearings into the wobbler arm.
Install the retaining rings.
Clean old grease from the gearbox.
Apply new grease to the gearbox, bearings, blade arm.
Reassemble gearbox to drive motor.
Reinstall rubber overmold.
Reinstall blade shoe.
Remove gearbox
Remove drive shaft and wobbler arm
Remove retaining rings on wobbler arm and drive shaft
Use a hammer head to bang out the outer bearing race from the wobbler arm
Use a bearing splitter to remove the inner bearing race from the drive shaft. Could not remove them without a splitter.
Clean the surfaces before installing the new bearings
Slide the wobbler retaining ring on the drive shaft before installing the bearings
Install the new bearings on the drive shaft. Use a socket to hammer them on. Can freeze the shaft for a day to shrink it a bit.
Install the wobbler arm over the bearings. Slight pressure with a vise helps to slide the bearings into the wobbler arm.
Install the retaining rings.
Clean old grease from the gearbox.
Apply new grease to the gearbox, bearings, blade arm.
Reassemble gearbox to drive motor.
Reinstall rubber overmold.
Reinstall blade shoe.
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