This is a Genuine OEM replacement Protector Grommet which is used on Milwaukee Power Tools. This part is made out of Rubber and is Sold Individually. It is important to have a cord protector on your tool to improve friction, seal cable and protect it from a potential damage. Replacing this item would differ based on your tool. • First you would need to gain access to internal connections of Power Cord by removing housing of your tool • Once you have disconnected Power Cord you would need to loop it through the Protector • Re-Connect Power Cord to your tool • Secure Cord Protector in the Housing opening and assemble your tool
This was an older Milwaukee \"Hole Hawg\" drill with a broken handle and frayed cord. The correct handle was NLA, so I repaired it with a handle kit from a current unit. The power cord exits the handle in a different spot from the old handle and I missed buying the clamp for the power cable as well as the screws to hold the new handle tog
... Read moreether. There is a locking button on the older power switch that the new units don\'t have, so I had to drill the new handle for the button. Other than that, the old switch fit, and I was able to fit the new handle to the old drill. There is a small half-round gap between the new handle and the drill body where the old power cord used to go, but that is easily filled or left as-is. It was nice that in all of the years of production, the engineers at Milwaukee made it so the new parts would still fit the older drills with a minimum of trouble. It\'s also nice to see an old drill getting a new life with repair parts from eReplacementparts.com!
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WonÆt reverse, cord weathered, 25 years and going strong again.
I took the handle apart by removing the 5 screws with a screwdriver then I removed the cord clamp I removed the ground screw from the drill housing then I took out the cord and trigger from the handle I cut the black and white wire leaving them in the trigger so you know what side they go on then I slipped the new cord protector to the n
... Read moreew cord and cut and striped the wire to the right length then I solder on the new clips then I removed one wire at a time from the trigger and plugged the new wires in and put it all back together
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