This is a genuine manufacturer-supplied part that is made for use with Milwaukee hammer drills. It is a special screw that is utilized to secure the chuck. Commonly, screws may need to be replaced due to worth threads or a head socket. It provides an identical replacement for a missing or a faulty hardware that was included with a new unit. Please make sure to refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this screw. It is a left hand thread screw. Keep in mind this high-quality part is made of durable metal and is sold individually. NOTE: We have an article and a video on how to remove a chuck from a drill, here is the link to it. <a href="http://www.ereplacementparts.com/article/890/How_to_Remove_a_Drill_Chuck.html" target=blank_<u>How to Remove a Drill Chuck </a>
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Easy inexpensive repair.
My chuck broke off my drill and I thought it would be too expensive to repair. Turned out to be a broken chuck screw. Easy fix made easier by easy access to part, fair price, and quick delivery. Thanks,
Guest - July 7, 2019
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Broken chuck screwThe screw arrived in a timely manner and the
The screw arrived on schedule and fixed the problem.
Guest - August 28, 2019
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The order was correct and on time but... If you are fixing a Milwaukee M18 FUEL and the chuck screw has a TORX head, then this is the wrong part. You will need part # 05-88-0019 for the screw and Keyless Chuck Assembly (42-66-1006)
Guest - September 4, 2019
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Parts for Milwaukee drill
The parts i ordered for my Milwaukee cordless drill performed as expected. My only problem was the 3 weeks it took to get the order. Other than that I like your company and you have sent me things in the past in record time. Good job. Your website is easy to navigate and it works. Thank you. Tom
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Milwaukee Drill Easy repair and perfect fit.
Chuck and screw parts came on time and were perfect fits.
Guest - March 11, 2020
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Good place to order from and was correct to complete my repair
Guest - July 23, 2020
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Milwaukee Drill Parts
Right part ... quick delivery ... great place for anything you need
Guest - September 8, 2020
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Perfect Match
I looked broadly for the replacement chuck screw because of a part number change, this perfect match was exactly as stated in description, reasonable price and reasonable shipping costs.
Guest - December 7, 2020
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Tried and true.
Exactly the part needed for the repair. I had watched a video on YouTube made by these guys on how to remove/replace the chuck on a cordless Milwaukee Driver. While ordering the chuck they "suggested" this screw which was a life saver because I had not selected this part before hand and it was definitely required.
Jonathan - April 22, 2021
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I watched your you tube video on on how o remove a chuck from a drill. I made a copy of the link so others could watch it. It was a great help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usC8unA5RiA
Open the chuck all the way. Remove the chuck screw in the bottom of the chuck, it is a left hand thread. Use the largest allen wrench that will fit into the chuck. Then tighten the chuck on the short end of the allen wrench. Put the drill in the low speed setting and on the drill mode. Lay the drill on a flat surface, and strike the long
... Read moreend of the allen wrench with a hammer. It may take a few times but the chuck will start to thread off of the spindle. Replace with the new chuck and chuck screw.
Reversed out the old half broken screw. Screw the chuck back in place and tighten Then screw in the new retaining screw. Remember it is a left hand threaded screw.
FIRST , I REMOVED THE SCREW INSIDE THE CHUCK, TURNING CLOCKWISE. THEN I INSERTED A LARGE HEX WRENCH IN THE CHUCK, TIGHTENED IT, THEN HIT IT WITH A HAMMER, THE CHUCK CAME LOOSE, AND I TOOK IT OFF. NEXT I SCREWED THE NEW CHUCK ON THE DRILL, INSERTED THE SCREW AND TIGHTENED IT COUNTER-CLOCKWISE, NICE AND TIGHT. THE JOB IS DONE.
In my case, I had tried more than several times to get the frozen chuck to rotate in some direction. After a while, I easily rotated the chuck off the threaded shaft because the screw head had broke off. After that I used a pair of plier to get the screw threads out.
Next I rotated the new chuck to it\'s most open position. Then I
... Read morethreaded the new chuck onto the drill. After that I inserted the screw into the open chuck and onto the threaded hole. Then you turn, turn until the screw is tight (turn to the left, by the way - I forget the name for this type of thread). Next I put in my bit on and got after it. Easy, peasy. Beats buying a new drill.
Determined that part of the old Chuck screw was still there. Used an extraction bit to remove. Then slowly treaded new screw into Chuck and tightened down using a screw driver. Tested hammer drill and all was good.
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