This is a genuine OEM replacement part, it is sold individually. This Ball Bearing is sealed on both sides. • Ball bearings are used to reduce friction between rotating parts. The balls or rollers take the load and spin, distributing the weight evenly while the minimal contact area of the ball reduces friction. • This reduces wear on the tool and allows it to run smoothly. • Bearings experience constant wear when the tool is in operation from pressure, heat, vibration and friction. Because of this, many Bearings need periodic maintenance or replacement.
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Fit perfect, Great Price and received in a timely manner
Guest - September 25, 2020
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Easy repair arrived in a timely manner. Saw is up and running
Part was in great condition. Saw up and running again
Guest - December 25, 2020
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Worked as should.
Easy install, good fit.
George - February 11, 2021
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The video on the web site made the repair easier then I thought.
Replacement of the bearings on my dewalt 12” miter saw.
Guest - March 30, 2021
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Just what I needed
The part was just what I needed. Came in a timely manner. No issues. Would definitely buy from this company again.
Guest - June 9, 2021
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Dewalt 718 mitre saw
Good quality part, shipping was quick, The repair was easy, the tool cost more than the part. I recommend e-replacement parts for all your parts
Guest - October 12, 2021
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Fit perfectly
Bearings were perfect a match and my miter saw is up and running perfectly.
Guest - July 7, 2022
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great parts a fast
it fit and fix my saw thank you
Guest - November 15, 2022
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easy repair- parts fit perfectly for miter saw
awesome response time and exactly the parts needed!!!!!!!!!!!
Guest - November 17, 2022
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Great service fast delivery.
I'm a retired business owner in the service and repair business and I have used your company when I couldn't receive parts from the companies that couldn't send parts due to them being out of stock or it would take too much time to send me parts. Anyway now I'm repairing things and decided to give you a call and ordered some parts which were delivered and I was pleased. But the owner of the Dewalt saw also wanted an armature which you had in stock and the price was $100. He asked if I could find one cheaper and unfortunately for your company I ended up getting one for $78 at another source. I'm sure you won't lose any sleep over this or that I caused a financial burden for the company but just to let you know the other company lied to me as far as delivery and availability and I had to call them to find out what was going on..So any parts needed for any future repair I'll be calling you guys !! Thanks again and sorry about the long story.....John Desaulniers
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Remove what was left of belt housing.
Free electric cables.
Remove top of handle/trigger assembly.
Remove brushes and tail cover of armature.
Remove motor housing to free armature and clean all debris.
Use torch to expand belt pulley and remove from shaft.
Remove snap ring and use pullers to remove bear
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Replace bearings on shaft, replace snap ring and heat pulley to reinstall.
Spray main bearing with mold release and wipe steel filled epoxy in spun bearing pocket of arm casting.
Reinstall motor *with armature* while checking for excess epoxy squeeze out.
Reinstall brushes, end cap and handle.
Reattach cables.
Loosen belt adjustment, install belt, and tension.
Install belt cover being careful it fits up correctly beneath handle.
Test for proper function.
Removed drive belt cover
Removed drive belt
Removed motor cover with armature
Removed armature from housing
Used bearing separator and press to remove drive pulley, then damaged bearing.
Inner race of bearing was very tight so we thinned it with a carbide burr and broke it off the shaft
Retaining screw
... Read morefor drive pulley was installed with Loctite, had to heat to soften Loctite and remove.
Only the large bearing was bad but I replaced both while apart
Reassembled in reverse order.
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Saw operation was very loud, and it was difficult to turn the blade when the machine was off.
Remove the belt cover and motor cap.
Loosen the motor and belt tensioner and remove the belt.
Remove the motor using the 4 outside bolts not the six inside bolts.
Pull the winding assembly out
Using. pulley or gear puller, remove the belt pulley and large bearing. Note that there is about 1/16 inch clearance betwe
... Read moreen the large bearing and the cooling fan.
Wire brush axle and install new bearing using a deep well socket or pipe that meets the bearing at the inner bushing. Hitting the bearing from the outside can damage it
Replace the pulley.
Repeat process for small bearing and reassemble the motor being careful not to damage the brushes when you reseat the winding assembly.
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Bearing seized up on miter saw, bearings squealing on router
Pretty easy to fix just removed cover adjusted belt to take presser off , then more screws to remove motor. Next I removed pulley and motor cover to get to bearing. I used a bearing splitter puller to remove bearing and the did it all in reverse. Peace of cake
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worn bearings and broken motor fan
Basil from Fairfield, Connecticut
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Difficulty Level:
Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
Disassembled entire tool to clean out sawdust and caked on gunk, replaced bearings and JB and welded broken fan in place as replacement fan no longer available.
Also replaced drive belt. Used a length of 1/2\" copper pipe to help slip drive belt onto spindle.
Used U-Tube demonstration for removing and replacing bearings. Had downloaded an owner\'s and parts manual previously.
1. Removed gearcase from grinder
2. Installed new gear case
3 Removed armature from grinder body
4 Removed and replaced bearings
5 Reinstall armature, bolt it all back together.
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I ordered the assembly to replace the old one and when it came, I realized that the pinion gear was not included. So I ordered the pinion gear and being as how I would have it apart, I decided to go ahead and change the bearing also. Had I took the time to look at it closer beforehand, I would have just ordered the ring and pinion gears a
... Read morend saved some money. But now it\'s like new.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10188435
Manufacturer Part Number: N110359
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