This cord protector is a genuine Milwaukee replacement part and is sold individually. Cord Protectors are designed to slide onto your cord and fit securely at the end, where it's firm rubber will protect the base of the cord from getting bent and pinched, which can expose the wires and become a safety hazard.
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Right parts, easy to repair.
Parts arrived promptly and were easy to install.
Guest - May 11, 2019
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Perfect Fit
Arrived on time. Fit wa perfect. Entire repair took only about ten minutes. Angle grinder no longer a safety issue.
Guest - June 5, 2019
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Great job. Fit exactly. Got my tools back in use
Part came quickly. Was an exact fit. Good job
Guest - December 9, 2019
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perfect replacement part
I was rebuilding a 50 year old Sawzall that my father owned and needed a replacement cord and cord protector. The parts from eReplacement Parts were available in stock for this old equipment, shipped and received in a very few number of days. I am very pleased.
Guest - May 12, 2020
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Easy to find parts and worked like a charm
My 20 year old Sawzall cord was broken leaving the individual wires exposed. I was able to quickly find this part and order it at eReplacementParts. The part arrived quickly and was just what was needed. Had to cut the old piece off the cord but having done that, it was a simple replacement. Now my Sawzall is good as new and I don't have to worry about electrocuting myself.
John - May 12, 2020
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Doesnt fit.
Your replacement is different than the original part and doesnt fit.
Very disappointed
Guest - July 24, 2020
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Remove the screws from one half of the switch handle
Remove the cord wires from the switch
Slide the new cord protector on the new cord
Connect the cord wires to the switch
Replace the handle half
Remove the shoe assembly
Cut off the old insulator
Push the new insulator on
Removed right handle half of the tool, removed cord clamp. Removed the switch from the tool. made sure I had enough bare wire to connect to screws on the switch. I removed the 2 screws that attach cord wires to the switch. Put the Cord Protector on the cord. and attached the new cord to the switch. Assembled in reverse order.
Using a very small ratchet set to open the case, the wires just pull out of the junction box, after trimming the new wires to the correct length, I soldered them so as to make them easy to insert fully into the box. Reassembled and tested it runs perfect. Should give a few more years of service.
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Throwing a lot of sparks; cutting a little crooked; Cord was cut a few times and was pretty short.
Removed brush cover and old brush; dropped the curved end into brush holder and screwed brush cover back on; Do the same for both brushes. Make sure you have inserted the curved end first.
Remove old cord; remover two screws holding cord clamp in place; disconnect wires; and replace with new cord. I soldered a loop connector on
... Read morethe green ground wire and put solder on the naked ends of the white and black wired. Make sure the cord protector is on. Screw in the cord clamp and screw in the ground wire.
Remove blade and old tires, replace tires aligning groves of tires with knobs on wheels.
Replace front and rear blade guides. Each has two screws.
Replace blade
1. Removed 1/2 of the handle
2. Used small flat head to disconnect exiting cord from trigger
3. Removed ground wire
4. Installed new cord protector and cord
5, Connected cord to trigger and connected ground
6. Re-installed handle Test ran Saw
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Power cord was cracking and the cord protection had broken off
removed all the screws from handle front half
removed the strain relief inside the handle
unplugged the power cord from switch and hook up mew cord
then reattached all the screws on the handle and ws ready to do more cutting
1). removed rear cover
2). removed old cord after cutting wires from connections
3). soldiered connections onto new cord
4). had to slightly modify the case cover where cord protector exited due to tool being older version without a current replacement part-(part is discontinued)
5). reassembled case cover to secur
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Worn out pads on palm sanders, bad cords on angle grinders
It\'s a common occurrence, I needed a tool, but couldn\'t afford new. I\'d been watching eBay and a unit came up that looked like it had been through two or three careers. But I checked eReplacement Parts and saw that all the parts I needed to make it whole again were in stock. The replacement bands were easy to push onto the wheels, and
... Read morethe existing blade guard had a huge dent in it that made the blade scrape. It was a simple swap out with the new one using a few torx drivers. The front handle was missing, but that too was a breeze to replace with the brand new one. I put a touch of loctite blue and tightened it down with an allen wrench. The shoulder 3/8\" x 16 bolt provided by eReplacement Parts was a perfect fit. I also put in a new cord and cord protector. The hardest part was packing all the wires back in so the handle would close nicely. At the end of the day there are faster ways to cut metal, but nothing compares to the band saw in terms of accuracy. I can split hairs with this thing. Thanks eReplacement Parts!!
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10131782
Manufacturer Part Number: 44-76-0210
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