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Easy repair
The part was a good match and took a couple minutes to install.
Mick - September 2, 2019
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Nice to find eReplacement parts!
Makita 5007 saw fell from table onto concrete; no longer available from Makita; checked online and found eReplacement. What a find; 1/3 less, here in 2 days! Still p-oh about dropping saw but glad eReplacement was here
Guest - September 25, 2019
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I wass very pleased
I have no criticism to make.
Guest - October 3, 2019
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Quick delivery exactly what I needed
Shipping was more than the part was worth, but other than that everything was great
Guest - July 27, 2020
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Part fit perfect, quick delivery.
The saw was back in service as good as new.
Dean - January 24, 2023
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Take the blade off, retract the guard, unhook the spring, remove the retaining ring (with retaining pliers), slip out the old guard, slip in the new one, then put things back into place.
Removed blade first, the blade guard had a keeper on it that was a little hard to remove, they do make a tool for removing this keeper. I Used a screwdriver, took longer but worked ok. Probably took 10minutes.
Removed the broken guard and spring
Screwed the new lever on the guard
Then reinstalled the guard
Hooked one end of the spring to the guard, the other end to the housing
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Ring on piston wore/ regulator wasn\'t working/safety cover on saw broke/lever broke/cord cut
William from Rock Hill, South Carolina
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Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
1- 2 hours
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable), Wrench set
1. Disassembled compressor
2. Removed cylinder head
3. Removed piston and cylinder
4. Install new piston and cylinder
5. Reinstall head
6. Reassemble compressor
7. Test run/ works fine
1. Disassemble saw
2. Remove damaged cover
3. Install new cover
4. Reassemble saw
... Read more>5. Test run/ works fine
Be sure its unplugged. Remove the blade next using snap ring pliers remove the snap ring and detach the return spring. Lift broken cover straight up and off the saw. Transfer the plastic knob held with Phillip screw onto the new guard.....then place on saw..connect the return spring. Replace the snap ring and blade .be sure to install b
... Read morelade the right way. Rick
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