This is a genuine replacement part from original manufacturer. It is compatible with various Porter Cable nailers and staplers. An E-ring is a type of retaining ring that is not fully sealed on one side. It is designed to clip into place, usually locking into a groove on the outside of a shaft, in order to secure the placement of other parts. Sold individually.
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Porter Cable 18 Gauge Parts
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Guest - July 22, 2019
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This hard to find part was in stock
Simple r-ring for an older porter cable Brad nailer trigger pivot pin. Simple repair with the proper part. I bought 2 and tucked the spare one in the case.
Ken - August 23, 2019
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Easy repair
Efficient and timely delivery.
Guest - September 9, 2020
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Quick and easy.
Ordered three paerts and everything fit and worked great.
Guest - February 2, 2022
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Easy repair
Very pricy but was the correct part.
Anonymous - May 31, 2022
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I broke nailer down completely and reinstalled all new parts..You make it very easy for repair..All your parts are clearly marked for ease of replacement..Thanks for all you do..Rich Lincoln Ca
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That I just had to nailer/staple guns and lost the E ring so easy to replace
1 order new ring
2. Remove the temporary wire that held the trigger in carefully pushing the wire out with the original black pin to prevent the trigger from falling off
3 carefully install the new snap ring in the grove of the pin. You might need a screwdriver to snap it in place. In my case the snap ring was just maybe .0
... Read more1ö too big and would not snap in. I carefully put a little epoxy on the snap ring and pin end. Dried overnight. Perfect
Beware that you are working with a tiny part, colored black that requires you to overcome spring tension to install. Be very careful to keep good control of the snap ring. If it goes flying across your shop, you will never be finding it
Snapped the new E-Ring onto cross pin that holds the trigger in place after pinching the E-Ring to make it tighter so it would not pop off as easy as the old one did. A poor design that was corrected in the newer models
I took a needle nose pliers and squeezed on the e-ring. Easy.
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