This item has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with electric trimmers from Black and Decker. The durable plastic housing fits onto the bottom of the main tube and is used to cover the motor and to mount the spindle and guard. The motor housing is sold as an individual replacement part.
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Motor Housing Assembly for Weedeater
The part arrived very fast and fit the weedeater perfectly. It runs like new again and a lot cheaper than replacing the machine. Very happy customer!!
PMB - June 17, 2019
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Housing fit perfectly. Great cost.
Bearing on original housing failed and destroyed the weedeater. Found this part and was able to restore the weedeater to original condition. Perfect fit. Only minus is it is a different color, but the weeds don't mind.....
Guest - June 26, 2019
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Perfect Replacement
Arrived quickly and was an exact match, except for the color. The new part was Black, not a problem but was surprised when I opened it. Never the less it fit perfect and was a breeze to put together.
Robert - July 9, 2019
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trimmer part
I found the part on your website, but wasn't sure that it was the right one for my trimmer. I phoned your help line, expecting the kind of long and grueling wait usually associated with customer service, and was surprised to be connected very quickly with a real person who verified that the part I'd found would, in fact, fit my trimmer. I've since praised your customer service line to others! The part came reasonably quickly considering that it shipped from the U.S. to Canada, installed easily, and got my garden tool up and running. Well done.
Iglobal - July 27, 2019
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Easy repair. Fit perfectly.
Plastic wore down and had to replace. Much easier than I thought!
Guest - August 24, 2019
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Perfect replacement!
Easy repair. Trimmer like new again.
Russell - October 1, 2019
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Always find what I need
You guys are great! I find what I need and it saves me money!!! Thanks bunches!
Guest - June 30, 2020
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What i ordered
What i ordered worked well
Guest - September 3, 2022
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Easy fix
The assembly was ready for installation and it took all of 15 minutes to finish. Thank you.
Kenneth - November 4, 2023
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worked great
it was what i expeded
Donnie - July 12, 2021
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Not sure that I needed both Motor Housing Assy and Gear and Spindle but I ordered both parts just in case. When I received the parts I compared mine to the new parts and found the gears were worn down so they were not touching the internal gear to make the spindle spin. I also found the plastic housing had melted somewhat where the spin
... Read moredle rested which caused it to be loose. I used both replacement parts and was glad I did, it now works like new. This was an easy replacement just remove screws change out parts and replace with the same screws.
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Motor housing bearing socket melted due to friction from stuck material
I removed screw holding cutting shield and removed shield. Removed screws holding two halves of housing together. Removed one half of the housing to see how the motor and drive gear fit into the housing. Remove clamp holding power/control wire in place. Pay attention to the spring for the button that allows the rotation of the head on the
... Read more shaft located where attaches to the housing before removing the second half of the housing. Reverse these steps to assemble
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Motor housing and spindle wore out because of grass built up around shaft
1 Removed edger guide and safety shield
2 Removed screws in motor housing to split case
3 Removed motor and spindle assembly from old housing
4 Put motor and new spindle into new housing
5.Reassembled housing, safety shield, and edger guide
Note,,,,, be careful to route wires to avoid pinching them whe
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Long stringy weeds got pulled in and spun around the gear assembly. The housing melted. This is second time this happened.
Unscrewed all screws and opened housing. Unscrewed the screws holding the motor in place. Replaced the gear. Screwed the wires to the motor. Had to do this twice because the wires were not tucked in properly the first time. Make sure the handle is going the right way too. My only complaint is new screws were not supplied. Some of the old
... Read more ones had stripped due to being stuck tight with crud. The price to replace these two parts is a no brainer compared to buying a new trimmer.
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Trimmer head would not engage with motor drive gear
Remove the screws from the motor housing assembly and separate housing and remove guard. Remove worn gear and spindle. Install new spindle and gear. Assemble motor housing and guard in reverse order.
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Motor housing assembly plastic wore out because of some netting that got caught in between the plastic housing and the spinning head
1. Removed the plastic shield with a screwdriver and pressed on the latch holding it in.
2. Removed the 8 other screws on the housing
3. Disconnected the internal power cord by unscrewing two screws
4. Put the motor and other parts inside the new plastic housing
5. Attached the power wire connection on to the new h
... Read moreousing with the 2 screws
6. Put together the 2 sides of the housing
7. Using the 8 screws I screwed the 2 sides of the housing together
8. Attached the plastic shield, snapped it in place
9. Put in the last screw that holds the shield in place.
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Over a period of time grass and vines had wrapped around the spindle shaft causing downward pressure between the spindle assembly and the gear housing. This pressure generated heat melting the plasti
1. Removed the damaged housing and spindle/gear assembly.
2. Installed the new housing and spindle/gear assembly.
3. Verified the tightness of all screws.
4. Performed about 30 minutes of weed eating to verify everything works fine.
Note: These parts appear to be OEM and therefore perfect replacement parts. I\'ve
... Read morenow used my repaired weed eater/trimmer for several hours. I works like brand new. I have 6 power settings and only use it on the lowest setting (1). I have used it on setting 6 a couple of times but is just a waste of power and runs down the batter a lot quicker than setting 1. I can get about an hour out of the battery on setting 1 on normal grass, otherwise about 30 minutes if the grass/weeds and tough and super tough. Most importantly is making sure the long strands of grass and vines don\'t wrap around the spindle assembly - which is what eventually caused the failure of the original product. I was really amazed at the reasonable price of these parts given how expensive the electric weed trimmer is. I usually run the battery powered 40Volt weed trimmer for about 1 hour per week on average. I am pleased with the repairs using these parts and would do it again.
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