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GC RELIEF STRAIN – Part Number: 69164
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GC RELIEF STRAIN
Part #69164
Liner – Part Number: 38653
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Liner
Part #38653
E-ring – Part Number: STD581050
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E-ring
Part #STD581050
Fan Washer – Part Number: STD551010
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Fan Washer
Part #STD551010
Nut – Part Number: 73316
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Nut
Part #73316
Hose – Part Number: 17800
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Hose
Part #17800
Hose Combo – Part Number: 16928
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Hose Combo
Part #16928
Connector – Part Number: 38779
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Connector
Part #38779
Shop Vacuum Caster – Part Number: 73102
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Shop Vacuum Caster
Part #73102
Dome – Part Number: 73155
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Dome
Part #73155
Washer 8Pk – Part Number: STD551008
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Washer 8Pk
Part #STD551008
Vacuum Hose Grip – Part Number: 16934
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Vacuum Hose Grip
Part #16934

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GUIDE AIR FLOW; DW9900M,PP,HT6 – Part Number: 113178
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GUIDE AIR FLOW; DW9900M,PP,HT6
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The hose was broken - separated from the connector
1 person found this instruction helpful.
  • Gary from WILLMAR, MN
  • Very Difficult
  • 30 - 60 mins
I was disappointed to find the hose kit to not be correct, since the information on the site said it would work for my model. After trying various combinations of ends I decided to modify my existing connector. It had a ridge that would not let the hose coupler go on. I was able to grind that ridge off. I then fitted the connector over th e end, after putting waterproof adhesive on the end. I let that set up for 4 hours, then inserted the hose inside the other end. So far it is holding.
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