This is an original part from the Milwaukee manufacturer. The reversing spindle is composed of high-quality metal, and is compatible with several drill devices. This item drives the drill's bevel gear. It is often secured within the rev female coupling and ball bearing. This spindle is sold as an individual replacement part. A wrench and a screwdriver are helpful in making the repair.
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This part works with the following products:
Electric Drill
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Great price, good communication and quickly shipped.
The replacement parts were the correct ones, well packaged and arrived quickly, the drill is now repaired.
Guest - September 23, 2020
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right angle repair
part was a perfect fit I did not think it would be that easy to find a part for a 35 year old drill
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Broke my right-angle drive - again! e-Replacement again had the solution and I received the part and had the drill in service again in two days. Great selection and service.
Guest - September 6, 2023
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Removed snap ring then pulled spindle out supported it with a proper size socket and bearing support on bearing put in vise and pressed bearing off making sure bearing is supported in the proper places then removed woodruff key with punch I took the left handed screw out that holds the chuck on screwed it in the other end of the spindle
... Read moreand screwed the broken threads out of the drill chuck . Reversed procedure to install . I had two of these identical drills with the same problem must be weak parts
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Reversing shaft sheared off between bearing and chuck
1. Remove angle drive housing from drill, (1/2\" 90 degree drill)
2. Remove old shaft assembly remnants from housing, destroy old bearing while removing
3. Assemble new shaft, washer and (press on) new bearing using pipe and vise
5. Grease gears and install assembly in angle drive housing
6. Attach angle drive hous
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7. Attach chuck
8. Make holes in stuff
Took overlapping snap ring out took vise grips locked on broken spindle shaft hit vise grips with hammer and spindle bearing and gear came out ,then put spindle in vice loose just to support bearing and drove spindle out of bearing and gear saved wood ruff key and used a deep socket to drive gear on without hitting teeth and washer
... Read morewith key back on spindle used spindle to tap bearing on first and reinstalled back in housing reinstall snap ring 20 min
Remove snap ring, pulled broken spindle out, pressed bearing off, pressed bearings on new spindle, reinstalled it and installed snap ring. piece of cake!!!!
Removed the drill chuck, the spindle retaining ring, the broken spindle, the bearing and the woodruff key. Replaced all parts with the new and reassembled.
Take the spindle housing off of drill. Remove chuck from broken spindle, remove left hand screw first then chuck. Remove retaining clip with screwdriver. Remove spindle. Place spindle in arbor press and separate from bearing. Replace new spindle in reverse order. Screw on chuck and replace screw inside of chuck (left hand thread).
remove retainer/spindle snap ring
remove reversing spindle assembly
press off original bearing and gear from old spindle
reinstall (press, using vice) bearing and gear on new spindle
grease gear
reinstall spindle in 90* housing
reinstall snap ring
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP11877696
Manufacturer Part Number: 38-50-2803
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Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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