This is a genuine Milwaukee replacement part, it is sold individually. 2 of these Brushes are required in the tool listed below. It is always best to replace both brushes, even if only one is worn. Worn brushes frequently are the cause behind a motor running poorly. Replacing brushes can fix a motor that's operating intermittently. New brushes can restore a motor's electric braking. Carbon brushes are one of the most commonly replaced power tool parts. This is because carbon brushes are wear items, meaning that through friction and use they will gradually wear away until they need replacing. Worn brushes are a common causes of intermittent motor function, reduced electric braking and reduced motor power. A worn-out brush will often be worn down near to the wire lead and can be cracked, pitted, or burned. When replacing carbon brushes, be sure to inspect your armature for burns, cracks, or other damage which can indicate larger motor problems.
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Fit, Condition, Delivery, Why I bought.
They are the right ones, undamaged, on time delivery. Bought them so, if mine fail I can immediately get my machine up and running.
David - May 2, 2019
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Great part
We are very pleased with the quality of parts we receive from ereplacement as well as the prompt arrival.
Michael - May 7, 2019
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Worked fine,easily replaced
Carbon brush arrived as expected, got my drill up and running quickly, very good experience! Needed to add to an original order,someone helped me and combined the orders, saving on shipping......Very Satisfied!!
Guest - August 2, 2019
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parts as ordered
good company and great website information for all types of equipment
Tom - February 11, 2020
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Patience
Bought brushes for saw , got wrong ones. Took 10 days WITH expedited shipping. My fault on wrong ones, make sure to order exactly the right ones, still wrong, and takes over a week to get them
Guest - August 20, 2019
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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 fr
... Read moreom 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.
Followed the very good instructions on the video......step by step, easy........I did have to jump to a different video to figure out the \"bushing\" replacement in the new case (that should have been mentioned in the case replacement video to make it easier) but it was also easy once I figured it out
Remove the back cover of the drill, then remove and disconnect the brush holders. Place the new brush holders back in place and connect them. Install back cover of the drill. Install the brushes into the brush holders and screw the new brush caps into the drill housing
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the fields in the drill were burn\'t and the brush holders were melted.
The repair is of a milwaukee 1/2\" hole hawg.
1. take handle apart to access the switch and wiring of the fields and brush holders to the switch.
2. take motor housing rear bonnet off to gain access to fields and brush holders.
3. remove armature to get access to removing fields.
4. two screws hold fields in place
... Read more, removing them and pulling fields from housing noting where field wires go.
5. you can now take brush holders out. there is a right and a left holder, take note where and the lead that is connected to it.
6. reverse order to put in new parts and installing brushes.
7. a lot of times i take pictures to remember where wiring goes and go to manufacturing web site to see exploded view of unit.
The brushes that were sent were to wide to
fit in the brush holders. I had to sand off
about 1/8GÇ¥ from each side so they would
fit. Then I had to remove the spring , which
was too large in diameter and reuse the
original springs.
I could not wait to get the right brush-set
I had a job that nee
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The portable band saw works ok.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10122190
Manufacturer Part Number: 22-18-0670
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