This is an authentic DeWalt replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with planers. The metal nut assembly is used to secure the pulley to the end of the cutting head assembly. This item is available as an individual replacement part.
I had to pull the old pulley, file some rough marks from the shaft, install the new key and retainer nut, then install the new belt.. This required removing the chain that drives the feed rollers first.
The whole process took less than 30 minutes and was easily accomplished. The most challenging part was getting the new belt to str
... Read moreetch enough to fit over the new pulley and align properly with the drive pulley on the motor.
First unplug from power outlet.
Remove necessary panels/covers to gain access to drive belt.
Install new belt on smaller pulley, slide a portion of the belt on the upper edge of the larger pulley, turn the large pulley counterclockwise using a socket wrench while holding pressure on the belt at the large pulley, the belt wil
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DW735 Dewalt Planer
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The drive belt got chewed up cause the pulley retaining nut somehow worked loose and fell off machine at some point.
I simply ordered the nut from ereplacement parts.com and patiently waited for it to come in the mail. I also replaced the chewed up drive belt after installing the new pulley retaining nut. I used the lug wrench to assist turning the pulley while coaxing the drive belt on. That part was a bit more challenging! You just work the belt on a
... Read morelittle at a time while rotating the bigger pulley with the lug wrench. You can also use correct socket and drive wrench.
Remove side cover , remove chain, tensioner, and sprocket\' remove nut and belt\' then remove pulley. go back together in revierce order with new pulley.
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Pulley had come loose after nut fell off. Ruined those parts and the key
Followed the directions online at eReplacements. The difficult part was getting the new drive belt onto the pulleys. It was harder than it appeared in the video.
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I viewed a few YouTube videos before attempting the repair. The nut on the blade cylinder fell off and the drive belt was damaged.
1. Removed motor side cover and top cover.
2. Removed the drive chain tension arm and front chain sprocket and chain.
3. Removed the damaged belt and checked for damage on the blade cylinder sprocket.
4. Installed new nut holding the sprocket.
5. Installed new belt and mounted the chain and sprocket.
6. Attac
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7. Installed the side cover
8. Installed new cutting blades.
Everything fit and the machine was as good as new!
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