SPROCKET 60084000

Unhook power cord then remove the tool box on Top of the planer with the four phillips screws in the corners, after that you can remove the sprocket the raises and lowers the planer head this allen screw is \"Left Handed\", and then with two more phillips screws you an remove the left handle and side cover allowing access to the three sp ... Read more rockets the run the feed rollers. You will need needle nose pliers to take the new chain apart then you can take the sprocket on the upper right hand side looking at the left end of the planer head you will need snap ring pliers for this after you\'ve removed this sprocket you\'ll be able to install the new chain onto the sprocket and then connect the ends together. You can reassemble it in reverse order. Don\'t forget to square your machine back up after assembly is completed the left handed allen screw that holds the sprocket on the top left side of the machine can be left loose to allow one side to move without the other one moving

The feed rollers stopped working on my Ridgid planer. Upon removing the cover, I found a broken drive sprocket. I could not find a new sprocket listed under my model number (TP13001), but I did find a comparable sprocket under a Ryobi planer. I needed a retaining ring plier to remove the old retaining ring and place a new one. The spr ... Read more ocket was easy to replace, arrived quickly and got my planer working again.