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Bearing,Ball
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Part Number: 285934-00
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Blade Holder
$21.25
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Ball Bearing
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Indicator
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Cord Clamp
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Cord and Plug
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Carriage
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Idler Shaft
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Part Number: 5140011-05
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Ball Bearing
$16.53
Part Number: 5140011-07
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Retaining Ring
$1.99
Part Number: 5140011-08
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Idler Shaft
$7.00
Part Number: 5140011-14
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Cap Screw
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Part Number: 5140011-19
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Gear Case
$83.00
Part Number: 5140011-24
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Gear Case Cover
$11.75
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Lock Washer
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Part Number: 5140011-52
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Indicator
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Part Number: 5140011-57
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Warning Label
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Part Number: 615697-00
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Warning Label
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Part Number: 615702-00
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Screw Set
$28.07
Part Number: 5140067-11
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ID Label
$14.13
Part Number: 5140010-60
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Front Cover
$23.62
Part Number: 5140010-61
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$1.99
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$11.75
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Cap Screw
$2.99
Part Number: 5140010-68
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Top Cover
$66.36
Part Number: 5140010-74
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Cover Assy.
$33.13
Part Number: 5140010-75
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Strain Relief
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Part Number: 5140010-77
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Switch Cover
$4.76
Part Number: 5140011-00
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Switch Plate
$4.64
Part Number: 5140011-01
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Lock Washer
$1.99
Part Number: 5140011-52
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Scale Plate
$1.99
Part Number: 5140011-59
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Retaining Ring
$1.99
Part Number: 5140011-62
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Nameplate
$4.28
Part Number: 611732-00
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Retaining Ring
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$40.24
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$36.89
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Lock Washer
$1.99
Part Number: 5140011-52
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Carbon Brush With Spring
$9.36
Part Number: 5140011-85
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Set Screw
$1.99
Part Number: 5140011-87
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Warning Label
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Questions & Answers
Can I purchase a complete replacement motor for the Dewalt D735 Planner?
Fabian
for model number d735
asked on 2019-09-11
Hello Fabian, thank you for your inquiry! The part you described does not appear in the parts list for this model. Please reach out to DeWALT at 1 (800) 433-9258 directly to obtain the part number you need to order. Once you have this information, please feel free to check back with us for pricing and availability information. Thank you.
I need a 220v voltage motor.
calin georgescu
for model number DW735 13"
asked on 2019-08-07
Hello Calin, Thank you for the question. Sadly, I could not find the part requested. I recommend contacting the manufacturer and seeing if they could provide you with a part number, and then you are always welcome to check back to see if we carry the part. Hope this helps!
Why is my planer dw735 tripping the breaker every time i turn on the power switch?
Donald
for model number DW735
asked on 2019-08-09
Hello Donald,
Thank you for your question. We recommend checking your circuit breaker on your model, as it may need to be replaced. The part number for your circuit breaker is 5140000-19.
We hope this helps!
The stain less steel plate on the base is sliding out during a planing operation. What is causing it? Should the plate be replaced? What is the part number?
bac
asked on 2019-09-15
Hello Bac and thanks for writing.
We would be happy to do some research to find you the correct parts. However, we need your model number and the brand name to locate any information on this. Model numbers can be short or long, and could have a mixture of numbers and letters.Hope this helps. Contact us anytime.
Dewalt DW735 type 1 13" surface planer:
the stain less steel plate on the base is sliding out the back of the planer. Should I replace the plate, I can't find the part number? Is there an adhesive that holds it in place?
Bac
for model number 200637-CT139181
asked on 2019-09-15
Hello Bac and thanks for writing.
Sounds like you do have to replace the plate. Part Number :5140014-58. is in the list of compatible items for your model. Hope this helps . Please contact us anytime.
Feeder roller is working fine. When I put wood through, it's bogging down. Barely feeds through. I'm having to push the wood hard. And that's just turning the knob about an inch, so no huge passes being made. Any idea what the problem is? I'm also noticing the blades are getting huge gouges in them.
Kris
for model number Dw735
asked on 2019-10-27
Hello Kris and thanks for writing.
It sounds like you dealing with a damaged sprocket # 5140010-81 or V belt # 5140010-28. You should check both for damage and replace it if needed that should solve your problem. We hope this helps. Please contact us anytime.
How do I remove the 24 little bolts which hold the blades in. Some of them I can get loose but most will not budge. paul
paul
for model number DW735
asked on 2020-01-11
Hello Paul and thank you for writing.
For your convenience, we have attached the link to our repair video. We hope this helps. Good luck with your repair
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwBbRyHCBXE&feature=emb_title
How do I stretch the v belt to get it on the pullys?
raymon
for model number DW 735 13 in planer
asked on 2020-01-21
Hello Raymon, we do not show that there is any special stretching the part needs to undergo for the installation. It may take some tugging to install the part. I hope this helps.
feeder rollers are not turning, blades are okay. opened roller gear box gears don't turn except one connected to drive shaft.
behzad
for model number DW735
asked on 2020-02-17
Hello and thank you for writing.
It certainly sounds like it could need new sprockets 5140010-81 and bushings 5140010-92
you should check the part(s) for signs of damage and replace the part(s) as needed. We hope this helps. Please contact us anytime if you require further assistance.
Do you have a roller box gear assembly box diagram
behzad
for model number DW735
asked on 2020-02-17
Hello and thank you for writing.
For your convenience, we have attached the link to your service manual. We hope this helps. Good luck with your repair.
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/767856/Dewalt-Dw735.html
Discussion
Discussion for the DeWALT DW735 Type 1 13 Inch Planer
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Question: How To Replace Brush Holder In D...
1779652
I need to replace the brush holder in my dewalt 735 planer. How can I access the holder properly.
Hello 1779652,
You need to get to the brush end of the motor. On both sides of the small belt pulley are some set screws. With an allen wrench loosen them and you'll be able to remove the brush holders.
-WJA
You need to get to the brush end of the motor. On both sides of the small belt pulley are some set screws. With an allen wrench loosen them and you'll be able to remove the brush holders.
-WJA
Question: Replacing DW 735 Fan
685726
I've got a new fan and I removed the old one but the old metal sprocket is still on the armature and I can't get it off. The new fan has a metal sprocket glued into the middle, so I need to get the old one off before putting the new fan on. I've tried PB bolt blaster, heating it up, tapping it, and pulling with vicegrips. Nothing will make that sprocket budge and I am starting to worry that it is supposed to stay on the armature.
Hi,
No its not supposed to stay on the shaft.There could be a number of reasons that its stuck on.Your best bet would be to try cutting it off with a dremel cut off wheel.I'm not sure there is enough clearance to get a small bearing splitter behind it.Hope that helps.Good luck.
Tinker
No its not supposed to stay on the shaft.There could be a number of reasons that its stuck on.Your best bet would be to try cutting it off with a dremel cut off wheel.I'm not sure there is enough clearance to get a small bearing splitter behind it.Hope that helps.Good luck.
Tinker
Question: Base 5140014-58
tarajaneandI
I want to order a base but the picture you present looks like it is bent up in front. Explain please.
Hello tarajaneandI,
I can't tell you why it looks as if it is bent, it may have been the angle of the camera when the picture was taken making it look that way. But I can assure you that any part that we ship out is not damaged in any way when we ship it.
-WJA
I can't tell you why it looks as if it is bent, it may have been the angle of the camera when the picture was taken making it look that way. But I can assure you that any part that we ship out is not damaged in any way when we ship it.
-WJA
Question: Purpose Of Switch
Cling
Machine appears to run fine without link removed in it function and design
Hi,
The switch is a safety interlock switch which should stop the planner from running is the top cover is removed.Hope that helps.
Tinker
The switch is a safety interlock switch which should stop the planner from running is the top cover is removed.Hope that helps.
Tinker
Hello 1205878,
The 5140010-67 Micro Switch, is basically a safety switch. If you remove the 5140010-74 Top Cover, the cutterhead is exposed. This switch should if working properly will open the electrical circuit on the machine not allowing it to turn on.
-WJA
The 5140010-67 Micro Switch, is basically a safety switch. If you remove the 5140010-74 Top Cover, the cutterhead is exposed. This switch should if working properly will open the electrical circuit on the machine not allowing it to turn on.
-WJA
Question: Dw7352
952211
Hello 952211,
I don't know if the knives are available in France. However we do ship worldwide so you can order them from us. If you sharpen or hone them it might work. But after a few times of doing that you are going to start loosing the width need to plane your stock, because the knife edge will not hit what you are planning.
-WJA
I don't know if the knives are available in France. However we do ship worldwide so you can order them from us. If you sharpen or hone them it might work. But after a few times of doing that you are going to start loosing the width need to plane your stock, because the knife edge will not hit what you are planning.
-WJA
Question: DW735 Fan
1083494
Hi ONUEEGUY,
I believe that is a right hand nut and you need a small 3/8" impact to remove it.Hope that helps.Good luck.
Tinker
I believe that is a right hand nut and you need a small 3/8" impact to remove it.Hope that helps.Good luck.
Tinker
Question: DW735 Planer
sippigurl87
Does anyone know the exact measurements of this nut? I need it now and not 2 weeks from now and the closet service center is over 100 miles away and not open on Saturdays.
Hello sippigurl87,
I sorry for this frustrating situation you are in. If we had one in stock I would get the specs that you need. Try contacting one of the many Authorized Service Centers around the county. It will take some time, but I would think that one of them would have one in stock to answer your question or send one out to you.
Good luck,
-WJA
I sorry for this frustrating situation you are in. If we had one in stock I would get the specs that you need. Try contacting one of the many Authorized Service Centers around the county. It will take some time, but I would think that one of them would have one in stock to answer your question or send one out to you.
Good luck,
-WJA
23mm - I have measured and removed it with a 23mm socket.
Question: DeWalt 735 Planer
lsweene
Hello lsweene,
You won't want to use any solvents to clean the rollers on the planer. It could damage or cause the material to deteriorate. You might try using some denatured alcohol.
Good luck,
-WJA
You won't want to use any solvents to clean the rollers on the planer. It could damage or cause the material to deteriorate. You might try using some denatured alcohol.
Good luck,
-WJA
Question: Dewalt 13 Planer
smdemar
Hi smdemar,
Depending on how many hours you have on the planner you might consider replacing the following while you have it apart. 5140010-00 Dust Shroud,5140011-74 Fan,and Fan Housing Set (Includes Both Parts Of the Housing. Reason being there is accumulative wear on all these parts and a perfect seal is needed to make sure that the chips are expelled out of the exhaust.If not you will get an accumulation of chips building up around the exhaust shroud causing future problems.
First remove your shroud then remove the housing clips and screws. If I remember right you need a 12mm socket to remove the nut that holds the fan on the shaft.Then the inner housing has 4 screws that hold it to the link removed on your serial number they used a couple of different types of screws. Reassemble in reverse order.Hope this helps.Good luck.
Tinker
Depending on how many hours you have on the planner you might consider replacing the following while you have it apart. 5140010-00 Dust Shroud,5140011-74 Fan,and Fan Housing Set (Includes Both Parts Of the Housing. Reason being there is accumulative wear on all these parts and a perfect seal is needed to make sure that the chips are expelled out of the exhaust.If not you will get an accumulation of chips building up around the exhaust shroud causing future problems.
First remove your shroud then remove the housing clips and screws. If I remember right you need a 12mm socket to remove the nut that holds the fan on the shaft.Then the inner housing has 4 screws that hold it to the link removed on your serial number they used a couple of different types of screws. Reassemble in reverse order.Hope this helps.Good luck.
Tinker
Question: Lubricant For Bushing
kennyg
My rear roller got bound up in the bushing. I am replacing the bushings, but what lubricant do I use in the bushing?
Hi Kennyg,
Well there's two views on this. First Dewalt has no call out that I can find on what lubricant to use. The bushing is a bronze bushing which itself acts as a lubricant and needs no further lubrication.Others put a light coat of grease on the bushing as a lubricant.We always put a light coat of teflon grease when we replace the bushing but the choice is yours.Hope this helps.Good luck
Well there's two views on this. First Dewalt has no call out that I can find on what lubricant to use. The bushing is a bronze bushing which itself acts as a lubricant and needs no further lubrication.Others put a light coat of grease on the bushing as a lubricant.We always put a light coat of teflon grease when we replace the bushing but the choice is yours.Hope this helps.Good luck
Hi Tinkerdave
That helps a lot! I will go with the Teflon grease.
That helps a lot! I will go with the Teflon grease.
Question: DW735 Replacing Bushings On Feed...
937527
When replacing the bushings for the feed rollers, what type of lube is required for the new bushings? When I pulled the old ones off (one was messed up and jammed) they seemed like whatever was on for lube was extremely thick. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Thanks
Hi rejd,
Well technically link removed uses a self lubricating bronzes bushing.Putting any oil or grease on them will attract dirt and act as a lapping compound accelerating the wear of the bushing.I guess you could put some powered graphite on them if you wanted.Hope that helps.Good luck.
Tinker
Well technically link removed uses a self lubricating bronzes bushing.Putting any oil or grease on them will attract dirt and act as a lapping compound accelerating the wear of the bushing.I guess you could put some powered graphite on them if you wanted.Hope that helps.Good luck.
Tinker
Great, thanks so much. I was wondering that but there was some thick "grease" like substance on them. Wonder what that was.
Question: Base Replacement
tchase002
Hello tchase002,
I have run in to this before. The manufacture does not supply just the plate by itself. The part number 5140014-58 base will have to be ordered.
-WJA
I have run in to this before. The manufacture does not supply just the plate by itself. The part number 5140014-58 base will have to be ordered.
-WJA
