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6117-59 (D12A) Milwaukee Angle Grinder - Overview

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Inner Disc Flange – Part Number: 43-34-0935
$9.64
In Stock
Inner Disc Flange
Part #43-34-0935
This is a genuine Milwaukee replacement part, sold individually. The Milwaukee 43-34-0935 Inner Disc Flange is placed on the spindle of the hand held grinder. Its purpose is to secure the grinding wheel to the spindle and act as a support for the grinding wheel, along with the Flange Nut (44-40-0035). This part is compatible with the Milwaukee Grinders that are shown below.
M4 X 14 T-20 Screw – Part Number: 05-88-1210
$6.40
On Order
M4 X 14 T-20 Screw
Part #05-88-1210
This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement screw which is specially designed for use with Milwaukee angle grinders. It is a standard hardware which has multiple applications based on the model of your reel, please refer to the appropriate diagrams for the correct location and use of this screw. This high-quality metal Torx screw is sold individually, over time either the threads or the head socket may wear out eventually requiring a replacement.
Switch – Part Number: 23-66-2665
$10.75
In Stock
Switch
Part #23-66-2665
This is a Genuine OEM Milwaukee Replacement Push Button Switch used for Angle Grinders. It includes the screws used to attach the Lead Wires. Switches are commonly replaced part in power tools. A switch handles all on/off and variable speed functions. They also have a role in electric breaking because they can momentarily reverse electrical polarity. Since switches use mechanical internals, they tend to wear out over time and will eventually require replacement. A screw driver is needed to take the casing off of the tool to access the switch.
Side Handle Assembly – Part Number: 42-62-0125
$17.63
On Order
Side Handle Assembly
Part #42-62-0125
This is an authentic Milwaukee replacement part that is manufactured for use with angle grinders. This solid side handle is used to provided extra support and can be mounted to either side of the handle. The side handle is threaded so no tools are required to install it, and the handle is available as an individual replacement part.
Rubber Block – Part Number: 42-28-0085
$6.40
Special Order
Rubber Block
Part #42-28-0085
M3 X 8.5mm Pan Hd. St Screw T- – Part Number: 05-88-0030
$6.40
Special Order
Connector – Part Number: 22-56-0150
$6.40
In Stock
Connector
Part #22-56-0150
Terminal – Part Number: 23-74-1615
$6.40
In Stock
Terminal
Part #23-74-1615
Cup, Bearing/18v Impacts – Part Number: 42-96-0016
$6.40
In Stock
Cup, Bearing/18v Impacts
Part #42-96-0016
Bearing Retainer – Part Number: 44-86-0155
$6.40
In Stock
Bearing Retainer
Part #44-86-0155
Flange With Ramps Assembly – Part Number: 14-46-6105
$13.02
In Stock
Flange With Ramps Assembly
Part #14-46-6105
This is an authentic Milwaukee replacement part, sourced from the original manufacturer for use with angle grinders. The special flange is used to seal the area above the inner flange and the spindle assembly. This special flange is available as an individual replacement part, please see model diagram for associative parts.
Ball Bearing – Part Number: 02-04-0620
$6.40
In Stock
Ball Bearing
Part #02-04-0620
This is an authentic manufacturer approved replacement item. It is commonly used on Milwaukee angle grinders. This sealed metal bearing helps to secure armature while allowing it to spin freely. Includes one (1) bearing per order. To complete this repair you would need a screwdriver and pliers. • Remove the side handle • Remove the guard • Remove the handle • Separate the grinder • Disengage the brushes • Remove the fan • Remove the gear case • Remove the armature • Remove the pinion gear • Remove the front bearing • Install the new bearing • Reassemble unit and test it

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