Bushings provide a tight fit between connected parts while allowing for movement with minimum friction. It is an authentic DeWALT component which is specially designed for use with planers. If the original item is damaged or is missing, this will provide an identical replacement. The bushing is made of high-quality metal and is sold as an individual item. Check the diagram for your model to ensure the correct replacement procedure.
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This bushing was a good buy and was worth ordering as an extra part. During maintenence on my DX735 13 inch planer, this bushing damaged inside and I was pleased I ordered it. This part was a perfect fit and worked great.
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1- Disconnect the power
2- Remove both side covers and both side shields
3- Remove the roller gears and chains from both ends.
4- Slide blocks in and lower the planer down to just about to tough the blocks.
5- Remove the retainer clips at each end, then slowly raise the planer until you can remove the roller.
... Read more>6- Keep the bus hinging in place on the original in order to see how to assemble the new assemblies.
7- Set the new roller and bushings in place on top of the wood blocks.
8- Start to lower the planer head and help guide the springs back into the pockets above the bushings. Continue to lower the head until just short of fully seated.
9- Tighten the screws to secure the retaining clips at each end. Once snug, slide the wood blocks out. Follow the reverse of steps 1-3 to complete the repair.
Before you get started it is very helpful to make sure you have a set of snap ring pliers otherwise you will find yourself trying to compromise and possibly damage the snap rings.
Another very useful tool for me was an offset adapter for the impact driver because the space is so limited you will otherwise need a really stubby scre
... Read morewdriver and I found myself almost not having enough leverage trying to do it with one of those.
1. Unplug machine of course.
2. Crank the thickness depth all the way up, flip planer upside down.
3. Remove both side side covers as well as the shields.
4. Remove both drive chains, (you\'ll need snap ring pliers).
5. Remove retainers on both ends of the roller and lift it out.
6. Replace the bushing taking note of the groove in the one side and placing it in the same direction as the one you removed.
7. Install everything in reverse order of how you took it apart.
Your planer should work like new again.
Several things I\'ve discovered over the years that are very helpful in getting my planer to feed constantly are cleaning the rollers with spray brake cleaner and lubing the bed with silicone spray.
At one time my planer wouldn\'t feed at all anymore, I have found the best way to do this cleaning and lubing procedure is to crank it all the way up and reach in and wipe the rollers down with a rag that I saturated with brake clean. In order to reach all sides of the rollers I will power the machine on momentarily and then unplug it wipe down the sections you can reach then repeat until all sides have been cleaned.
I have tried different types of cleaner to clean the rollers and have found brake clean to be the best because it leaves them almost sticky and just really aides in getting those boards pulled through.
Flipped the planer upside down. Took off all cover plates exposing the chain drives. Removed sprokers and chains. Removed the two side plates. Removed the four screws holding the bushing plate and bushings. Removed outfeed roller. Took out the springs to inspect. Pulled off the bushings on each end of the roller. Took off the wash
... Read moreers on each end and inspected for wear. Put washers and new bushings on new roller. Installed springs and roller into cradle.
I replaced all the phillip head screws with button head allen screws to make it easier to replace if needed next time. Factory screws are phillip head and will strip the head if not careful. Replaced the side shields, sprockets and chains, covers, and fired her up. Ran like new. Turned planer right side up and tested with a piece of wood.. Worked like new.
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Rear roller was bent causing the bushing to seize.
1) Raise tool to max height then turn unit upside down
2) Remove the gear covers from both sides of the tool
3) Remove the safety Shields from both sides of the tool
4) Carefully remove the roller mounts and lift out roller
5) Slide off old bushings, and discard
6) Slide off plastic spacers and slide onto new
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7) Slide on new bushings to roller snugly against plastic spacers
8) Reassemble in reverse order
9) Take your time, be patient, and good luck!
I found a video on Youtube which showed detailed instructions for replacing the roller shaft. Replacing the shaft and roller was really easy. The planer, however, is heavy.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10176192
Manufacturer Part Number: 5140010-92
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