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Description:
This is an original replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The spring is commonly found in Milwaukee drills. This part is made of metal, and is used to apply tension to the shifting plunger. You may require an Allen wrench or screwdriver when replacing this item. The spring is sold as an individual replacement part. |
Compatibility
the 18 compatible machines
This part is compatible with the following machines:
Milwaukee
1675-1 (SER 413-336097) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-1001) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-14429) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-2045) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-27172) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-314575) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-347251) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-65185) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-80949) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-1001) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-14429) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-2045) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-27172) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-314575) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-347251) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-65185) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413-80949) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413A) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413B) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413C) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413D) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1678-20 (SER 930A) Electric Drill / Driver
1678-20 (SER 930A) Electric Drill / Driver
1679-01 (SER 915A) Electric Drill / Driver
1679-01 (SER 915A) Electric Drill / Driver
1675-1 (SER 413E) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413B) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413C) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1675-1 (SER 413D) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
1678-20 (SER 930A) Electric Drill / Driver
1678-20 (SER 930A) Electric Drill / Driver
1679-01 (SER 915A) Electric Drill / Driver
1679-01 (SER 915A) Electric Drill / Driver
1675-1 (SER 413E) Two Speed Hole Hawg Drill
Products Compatibility
This item works with the following types of products:
- • Drill
- • Electric Drill
Questions & Answers for Spring
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Repair Instructions: Submitted by Customers Like You
Tool Type:
Drill
Parts Used:
Repair Difficulty:
Medium
Time Spent Repairing:
More than 2 hours
Tools Used:
Screwdriver, Socket set, Cordless drill, Torx driver, parts cleaning brush and gas
Both, clutches were worn out along with the chuck.
Milwaukee Hole Hawg, 413B. Removed the chuck along with the screw in the center. It's reversed threads, tightened up a 3/8 allen wrench in the chuck & hit it with my dead blow hammer. Carefully remove the rear cover, be careful because you need to lift it off and wiggle it evenly straight up. If one of the gears doesn't let loose from the cover just stick your finger in & push down on the gear and pull straight up on the cover until it breaks loose. There's a certain order that everything comes out. Print out the parts sheet so you know what to expect and lay everything out. I carefully cleaned up the parts, removed old grease inside & clean out with solvent.
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