Makita Hammer Drill Repair - Replacing the Gear Assembly (Makita Part # 126353-0)
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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Replacing the Gear Assembly can help solve the following issues you may be having with your Hammer Drill:
1. Transmission Worn or Failed
2. Transmission Won't Drive on One Setting, But Will on Another
3. Clutch Slipping
4. Clutch Won't Slip At All
5. Clutch Slips at Lower Torque Than Normal
Here are a list of the tools required for this repair:
• Screwdriver
• Large hex wrench
• Rubber mallet
• Phillip’s screwdriver
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Patience is the key when replacing parts on older drills that have been used a lot. Great video by the way!
brilliant , and no silly music , thanks lot and lots
Screw came out easy enough, but rapping the hex wrench with the mallet just would not break the chuck loose. (My chuck is wobbling a bit even after I checked the screw to be sure it was tight when I reinstalled it).
Thank you so much .you are great teacher
The only thing I am not sure is real is how he easily unscrews the screw. I have a drill and I am having hell of a time even getting it to move
If the clutch is really whooped this method of removing the chuck doesn't work because the clutch just skips, any recommendations?
How in the heck do you get that Chuck screw out?! I know it is reversed threaded...but mine is STUCK and risking having the head stripped ;(
Wow..I got it out but wasnt easy! Had to use my Makita impact driver and my vice and just pray to the screw gods that it wouldnt snap or strip out the head!
Now having fun w/ the chuck itself. Not as easy as putting in an allen wrench and giving it a wack with a hammer so far....
Well ended up taking the entire OLD gear box apart Placing the allen wrench in a vice with chuck clamped on it, and used a small PIPE WRENCH to get the chuck off the old assembly!
@@payne51558 I just smashed the old gearbox to pieces till I could get grips on the end of the shaft 👍
I took the housing apart before the chuck. Gonna do this replacement but not entirely sure if thats the problem. Can I take the gear assembly/chuck off together, then separate? Or do I need to put this backtogether, just to take it apart again?
Is there a video on how to assemble 127499.5 gear assembl. It came disassemble. I try putting it together my self bot it only has one speed, slow speed
Brilliant 👏
if hitting the alllen key doesn't work put the long end of the allen key in the drill, the short end in a vice and rotate the drill by hand. it should break loose.
Question: Can I convert my Makita regular drill into hammer drill since hammer drill function is part of the gear assembly? Your reply is much appreciated.
I hope someone can answer that question
I should have watched this video prior to disassembly. There’s two metal tabs that fell outbid who knows where and it may now be a paper weight 🤣
I need a video of Makita 6011D for repair there Is no video
Interesting video however the gearbox for my drill costs 40% the cost of a new drill and bearing (pun intended) in mind that the rest of the drill is worn too and potentially liable to fail, I think it would be smarter to replace the whole drill.
I cant remove the chuck
Bhie price
Sand me gear box so plez help me
Can I order the gear assembly direct from you to Romania and pay cash on delivery ? And how much it will take to arrive here? Thank you.
Nu gasesti piesa la Makita Romania?
Gospodăria lui Dan am trimis la bucuresti la service makita si cica acest model Dhp482 alb cu negru a fost scos din uz la fel si piesele pt el, dar tind sa cred ca ar trebui sa potriveasca o cutie de viteza dupa alt model mai nou gen dhp482z care este cam identic cu ce am eu.
@@adriansandor1733 La asta ma gandeam eu, foarte posibil sa se potriveasca sistemul de la 482 albastru.
@Mr Jingles I bought another used makita drill, much more heavy duty for 45 euros and still works perfect for one year now. I have many cordless tools LXT series and works fine.
Although the motor does not supply electricity directly, it stops working intermittently. he's taking a tour.
Sorry, it's impossible to get past step one. Soaked the damn screw in wd40 and break free for a few hours. When that didn't work I tried using a Makita impact driver to loosen it. That didn't work so I tried my impact wrench. I broke a few flathead screwdriver heads that way. Finally stripped out the screw head. Maybe the video is wrong and it is not a reverse threaded screw. I put way more time into this than the thing is worth. Should have just tossed it in the trash and bought a new one. Returning the gear box.
I hear you, just did mine and fortunately the screw came loose. It was a left hand thread that I used my small impact on before I messed the center screw up trying to loosen it with a screw driver. Patience is the key when replacing on older drills that have been used a lot.
It’s reverse threaded. I abused my drill for years. Came out rather easy
Yes, definitely reverse threaded and was able to remove mine with just a plain screwdriver, 😅
Although the motor does not supply electricity directly, it stops working intermittently. he's taking a tour.