Genuine Milwaukee replacement part, this item is sold individually. This is the part of the Portable Bandsaws listed below that the blade is installed on. The part number 45-69-0010 Blade Pulley Tire must be used with the pulley for the blade to track properly.
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Not only did I get the part that I wanted, they also gave me information on how to replace it which made thanks a whole lot easier to fix my bandsaw. If I need to order another part for any machine this is a place that I will look first.
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Parts are new and correct.
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Worked great
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Great part
Better quality than the one that came on the saw new. Big improvement
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REMOVE BLADE ,REMOVE 3 TORX SCREW FROM THE PULLEY HUB, REMOVED THE SNAP RING , AND THE PULLEY WASHER. I THEN REMOVED THE PULLEY. INSTALLED NEW BUSHINGS IN THE PULLEY & LUBED, ASSEMBLED IN REVERSE ORDER . I ALSO REPLACED THE OLD PULLEY TIRES WITH NEW ONES.
1. Removed blade pulley cap - three screws, and removed the cracked blade pulley.
2. Removed broken chain, and cleaned out all lose parts.
3. Removed clip ring, and the chain sprocket. Pressed out two steel bushings from sprocket.
4. Pressed in the two steel bushings into the new chain sprocket, and used emery cloth ins
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5. Polished steel shaft on the saw, and placed a small amount of gear lube on shaft.
6. placed a small amount of gear lube on new chain, and replaced new chain sprocket.
7. Placed new drive pulley, and rotated it until it locked in place.
8. Placed drive pulley cap with three screws, and tighten.
9. Put new band blade on saw, and ran the motor for a couple of minutes.
10. Then onto the next project, and it worked great.
Removed the blade pulley cover, and removed the broken blade pulley. Placed the pulley tire on the new blade pulley and install the new pulley. Removed the front and back blade guide assemblies and installed the new ones.
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
Using torx bit I removed the pulley cap. Next I used split ring plies to remove the split ring, the old pulley slid out easily. The most difficult part was removing the bearing inside the pulley and putting it in the new pulley,this I accomplished by gently hammering a socket until both bearings came out. I tapped the bearings into the ne
... Read morew pulley then stretched the new tire onto the pulley and slide the pulley back on the shaft using a phillips screwdriver to align the screw holes. Finally I replaced the nylon washer clipped the split ring back in place and screwed the cover back on carefully tightening the torx screws in a little at a time so as the equalize the pressure on the new pulley. Finally I installed the new tire on the other pulley which I removed as I did the drive pulley as I found it much easier to stretch it over the pulley and it also gave me the chance to inspect under the pulley having already found remnants of the old tire under the drive pulley. The new blade went on easily and I now have a nice portable band saw that I bought for $5.
Remove the screws from the hub
Remove the snap ring from the axle
Remove the broken blade pulley
Install the new one in reverse order
Unscrew the blade guide assembly and screw the new one on
Remove the tires from the pulleys and install the new ones
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Needed new drive wheel and tires (rubber bands in which the cutting band rides on)
The drive-wheel teeth were stripped Ion one of the drive wheels and the rubber tires were dry rotted pulled the old wheel off replaced it with a new one and installed the tires fix the $300 Band Saw for under $50 that been sitting on the shelf for 12 years.
1-Put new sleeves in new drive pulley.
2-Removed old guide rollers and replaced with new ones.
3-Removed broken drive pulley.
4-Put new drive tire on new drive pulley.
4-Put new drive pulley on the saw.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP10124943
Manufacturer Part Number: 28-95-0120
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