This is a genuine manufacturer-sourced replacement retaining ring, it is specially designed for use with Ryobi power tools. Please make sure to check the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this hardware. Keep in mind this high-quality component is made of durable metal and is sold individually. It is best to use snap ring pliers to secure or remove this part.
when the parts arrived,started to assemble the saw to find out had wrong gear bearing, which had to order from somewhere else because one I needed, was discontinued,and one bushing was not the same as the other bushing, so I had to used jb weld to fix, finally got the bearing and bushing reworked, than everything went together, added gr
... Read moreease, made a few fiber washers, put the case together, install the battery , ran ok, works like the day I bought it, next time I will buy a new one and throw old worn out one away, also the mount holes in the gearbox was not tapped out to 4mm thread which the tap I had ,
Pulled back the protecting guard and removed six screws. Lifted the cover and installed the new clip. Reinstalled the cover, the screws and rolled the guard back into place.
1 Disassembled case to identify parts needed
2 Looked up parts breakdown on ereplacements
3 Wrote down part numbers
4 Placed order
5 Received parts
6 Attempted easy assembly but had to disassemble more to obtain proper
access
7 Slowly carefully installed parts
8 Reassembled case
... Read more9 Tested / worked
10 Went outside to use tool
1. Figured out that rubber gear case cover was hiding shoe plate retaining screw. Cut a small hole in cover to access screw.
2. Pulled rubber gear case cover off tool.
3. Removed 6 screws from cracked gear case cover. Used rags and q-tips to clean out old grease and dirt.
4. Found that metal ridge that retains slide had
... Read morebroken away, letting slide go where it wasn\'t supposed to be, causing bind.
5. Removed metal cap that holds down metal slide; used center punch to peen the cap edge to make it hold the slide in place.
6. The retaining ring for the oscillating bearing had broken off. Used a small socket to pop the new one on.
7. Applied fresh wheel bearing grease to exposed gears and sliding parts. Put two small gaskets from old cover in position.
8. Screwed cover down. Cleaned inside of rubber cover; sprayed some WD-40 inside to make it go on easy.
9. Reinstalled shoe plate and set screw.
10. It works like new!
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP18788359
Manufacturer Part Number: 670704001
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