This is an authentic OEM sourced replacement part which is specially designed for use with Milwaukee electric drills. It can be used on reversing drills of matching capacities and threaded spindles. The chuck allows a user to secure a drill bit. The ratcheting action clicks the jaws tightly into place for reduced bit slippage. If your drill's bit retention is suffering, the rotation feels stiff, or the chuck has seized up entirely, a new chuck should fix the problem. This high-quality component is made of durable metal and is sold individually. Keep in mind it includes the screw to secure it and the <a href="http://www.ereplacementparts.com/chuck-key-p-126484.html"><u>#48-66-2110 Chuck Key </u></a> that allows you to tighten and loosen the jaws. Note, this keyed chuck has a 1/2 inch capacity with a 1/2 inch - 20 thread.
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This part works with the following brands:
Milwaukee
This part works with the following products:
Electric Drill
Hammer Drill
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Great service. Easy to use website.
Part was an identical replacement. Appreciated the extra chuck key.
Guest - August 21, 2019
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Milwaukee chuck
Part arrived on time, looks good. I haven't installed it as yet.giving 5 stars I thin it Will work
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Great service, and Arrived quickly
Ordered a chuck for an older milwaukee rotary hammer drill. Was surprised they had it. The representative was very helpful with ordering the part and it arrived very quickly,
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easy no problems to attach
fit great
Iglobal - September 1, 2021
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Great part, fit perfectly
Supplied everything needed to install, except directions for the installation. For the first-timer it could have been tough; its been a while since I installed a chuck and couldn't remember which part was left-hand thread, didn't take long to figure out. I was in a bind with a tight time-line of need; asked for expedited shipping, but took 2 days to get out of your shop and then 2 days additional for shipping so we missed our deadline.
Walt - April 7, 2021
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I replaced the chuck and the hammer drill works like new. Thanks ereplacement parts for the quick response. I watched your you tube video, it explained how to do the repair. Thank you.
First I had to cut off the old chuck with a cut off wheel on a 6GÇ¥ grinder. I cut just a little behind the broken gear ring. After removing the old chuck I could easily spin on the new chuck and tighten down the new retaining screw (inside the housing). Note: the chuck screws onto the shaft as a normal RH thread, but the screw is a L
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Removed the old chuck. However the internal screw was missing. The chuck was very tight and the flats on the shaft were small. Had to grind down an open end wrench to hold the shaft while I removed the chuck.
Threaded on new chuck and inserted the left handed screw
Place the drill in the table vise. Loosen the screw that holds the chuck, left hand thread. Place the allen key in the chuck and tighten a little. With hammer hit to release the chuck (right thread). Screw in the new chuck, tighten, install the new clamping screw, and you\'re done.
could not use screwdriver to take bolt off to remove chuck so used pipe wrench and took chuck off breaking head off screw, centered punched the broken screw and drilled a 1/8 hole in it Since it was left handed the drill turned the broken part of the screw right out Screw new chuck on and then screwed bolt in Complete and drill motor i
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1. Removed the retaining screw.
2. Broke the old chuck loose with a mallet and punch to remove it.
3. Screwed on the new chuck.
4. Put in the new retaining screw and tightened it.
Removed the LH threaded screw from the chuck
Put the small end of an allen wrench in the chuck and tightened it
Put the selector knob on drill mode
Lay the hammer drill on its side, and hit the allen wrench with a hammer, which will loosen it from the spindle. You may have to strike it a couple of times, hammer drill chu
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Remove the chuck from the spindle
Thread on the new chuck and install the LH screw.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10134033
Manufacturer Part Number: 48-66-5185
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