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Chuck and Key – Part Number: 448580-00
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Chuck and Key
Part #448580-00
Plug – Part Number: 30613-00
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Plug
Part #30613-00
Slide – Part Number: 157374-00
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Slide
Part #157374-00
Plug – Part Number: 030612-00
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Plug
Part #030612-00
Included in part number 944825-00
Bearing, SLV. – Part Number: 449918-00
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Bearing, SLV.
Part #449918-00
Spindle – Part Number: 449590-00
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Spindle
Part #449590-00
Included in part number 151618-01
Bearing,Ball – Part Number: 14201-00
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Bearing,Ball
Part #14201-00
Bearing,Flange – Part Number: 450214-00
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Bearing,Flange
Part #450214-00
Terminal – Part Number: 88667-00
$7.44
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Terminal
Part #88667-00
Key – Part Number: 13851-00
$7.44
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Key
Part #13851-00
Terminal – Part Number: 683784
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Terminal
Part #683784
The terminal is made out of metal. This item is available as an individual replacement part. It is a genuine DeWALT, Black & Decker, and Porter Cable part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in saws, drills, engines, grinders, nibblers, routers, sanders, and shears. A set of pliers may be required to replace this item. This part may become broken and will need to be replaced.
Brush And Spring – Part Number: N031655
$40.78
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Brush And Spring
Part #N031655
This replacement brush and spring assembly is specially made for use on Black and Decker and Dewalt power tools. One carbon brush with a lead wire and a spring attached is included per order. It is highly advised to replace both brushes at the same time. Please note, brush holders and caps are all sold separately. A screwdriver will be needed to complete this repair.
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12 of 18 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Le from BIGGSVILLE, IL
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers
Did shorts test on motor, continuity tests on switch and rectifier. Found dead rectifier, ordered same, Installed Now OK
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