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75817821 Craftsman Utility Vacuum - Overview

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Hose Combo – Part Number: 16928
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Hose Combo
Part #16928
Bracket-index-deck – Part Number: 14231-0637
$22.57
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Bracket-index-deck
Part #14231-0637
Bearing-frt Wheel – Part Number: 941-3002
$46.65
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Bearing-frt Wheel
Part #941-3002
Spring – Part Number: 1-5587
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Spring
Part #1-5587
Dead Handle Assy. – Part Number: 14332
$278.04
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Dead Handle Assy.
Part #14332
Shaft – Part Number: 14329
$207.02
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Shaft
Part #14329
Disposable Bags – Part Number: 38736
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Disposable Bags
Part #38736
Cover – Part Number: 14319
$28.44
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Cover
Part #14319
Retainer – Part Number: 14318
$119.62
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Retainer
Part #14318
Chute Deflector Ass
$54.32
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Bracket Assy. Var. – Part Number: 16676B-0637
$33.40
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Bracket Assy. Var.
Part #16676B-0637
Front Cover-Lower Half – Part Number: 15590
$23.32
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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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