This is a manufacturer approved replacement part designed for Ryobi reciprocating saw. This item is made out of Metal and it is Sold Individually. The output shaft is the part of the tool that drives the blade. The output shafts do have a tendency to bend or break if not used correctly or if you are cutting into extra hard material. To replace this part you would need a hex key/allen wrench and a screwdriver.
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This was the right part....The picture helped
I couldn't find my model of reciprocating saw listed but the picture looked right. Tech support took a while to answer, but told me that they didn't find my model of saw either. I had already ordered the part based on the picture and the measurements. It works great and installation was a breeze. Did the fix while watching TV. New saw, $90. Replacement shaft $27. Feeling of accomplishment, PRICELESS!
Guest - July 25, 2019
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Easy repair that saved my saw and project
Check and simple change out. Make sure you have correct driver for the screws before you start. Took me 15 minutes. Buy two as this will likely happen again.
Guest - August 26, 2019
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10 minute repair
ereplacementparts is a God send. this part was inexpensive and perfect.
Shipping was fast, repair was easy. saved me money.
Guest - September 11, 2019
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Got the correct part, very satisfie
Great service. Part arived in a timley manner, fit perfect and had our rciprocating saw fixe and working in about 15 minutes.
Guest - April 11, 2020
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Parts shipped fast. Easy repair once you peeled off the rubber cover which went back on much easier
Part packed well. Fixed my reciprocal saw back to working condition
Bruce - May 14, 2020
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faster then promised delivery
fast delivery, great price, easy to use. very good parts catalog.
Guest - September 13, 2020
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Prompt delivery of quality part
Quality part, fair price, prompt delivery. Easy replacement added life to my tool
Guest - November 2, 2020
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Easy repair
Glad u guys had my part hated to think I was going to have to get another Sawzall because of a faulty part on a tool I don't use to offen but is handy with I need it.
Charles - March 16, 2021
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correct part and saw is up and running
part was delivered as promised and on time
Guest - September 10, 2021
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Ryobi saws all output shaft.
Exactly what I needed to repair my tool. Thanks!
Guest - September 19, 2022
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The rubber boot was stuck pretty well to the housing so I cut it loose rather than fuss with it. It was well worn anyway and the cost of a new one was not that much. Remove the screws holding the clamshell head together, remove the broken shaft assembly arrange all the machine screws in order as you go as they vary. Install the new sha
... Read moreft assembly making sure the blade release lever is on the topside so it will be lifted by the external lever when the housing is reattached. Lubricate the shaft and the felt pad well before reassembling. Remove the two pieces at the front of the blade end so that the new boot will slide onto the saw. I used a water based lube on the housing for the next step as anything petroleum based could deteriorate the rubber. Next slide the boot on with a quarter turn down so that when you finish (with some difficulty) the outer lever will be able to protrude through the opening in the boot. Once engaged simply rotate the boot upward, it will pop into place, leaving the blade release lever exposed. Reattach the 2 front pieces, the one next to the front of the boot will require you to pull back on the boot a little to expose the screw hole. The fix was complete and my saw is as good as new.
Pull back rubber grommet, use allen wrench to remove screw, remove 2 screws to remove base plate. Pull rubber sheath off, remove the 6 screws holding the gear case cover. remove 4 screws holding bearing blocks. remove old output shaft replace all parts in same order they were removed. Total time 15-20 minutes.
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Broken spring on one saw and broken output shaft on another saw.
Remove the foot, remove the boot. Remove the screws from the gear case cover, and remove it. Note where all the seals go. Remove the cover plates and the guide blocks. Remove the old shaft. Clean out the old grease, Install the new shaft and re grease the inside.Then assemble in the reverse order.
Remove the shoe assembly and guide plate. Remove the rubber boot from the housing. Remove the top gear case cover. Now you will see what parts will need to be removed to access the old output shaft. Install the new one, then reassemble in reverse.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP12090571
Manufacturer Part Number: 304003006
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