Thank you for the teaching. It was easier than I thought. My M 18 fuel half-inch drive impact seem to have got some trash in the rotary blades in the back of the unit. The noise it made sounded like this unit was done. Thank you again for the tutorial.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
@1.29 in the video he has all the planetary gears, wafer bearing, Teflon rings laying on bubble wrap... left out a few steps... also: is that Mobil XHP 222 grease?.
Anyone know about the pin outs on the m18 battery? you get a voltage between the two inner pins of 3.2v, however my impact sometimes stops working and then I check the inner pins and they are at 0v, i can reset the battery by plugging it into my drill to bring them back up to 3.2v then it works again, so the impact must detect a fault and tell the battery to disconnect the pins?
Friend, how are you? congratulations for your work, I would also like to do the same with my milwaukee drill, you know mine is 3/4" but I want to convert it to 1/2" do you think you can help me find the parts I need to achieve the conversion? my drill is the same as yours, thanks if you need more information let me know, have a good day!
not really unless you change the whole outer casing, since the shaft on the 1/2" is smaller in diameter, it won't even begin to sit correctly against the hole for the original 3/4" anvil
@@michaelsheridan2656 Graphite Vaseline is used for mechanically stressed bearings and elements, for sprockets and mechanical elements that work at high frequencies or high speeds, more fluid Vaseline is used. if you put graphite Vaseline on a rotary hammer, it is destroyed prematurely
Well quess that’s mine needs my motor us fine but mine won’t even take a lug nut off anymore snap on 1/2 and snap on don’t even make the parts no more for it or so they say
At the end of the video when you ran the screwdriver through the anvil and pulled the trigger. Is it normal for it to make those impacts without it turning on you? I have a mid torque impact and I can hold the socket in place while hearing the impacts on the gun
Yeah that is normal. It is not a direct drive. The hammer loads up and skips over the anvil and spins and strikes it. The hammer blows on the anvil create the torque. See if you can find a slow motion video of how the impact mechanism works. It's cool
Amo las herramientas inalámbricas de calidad como estas Milwaukee 😊
Dude those vice clamps are priceless! I’ve used mine in so many repairs too, it’s the tool capable of healing tools!
Thank you for the teaching. It was easier than I thought. My M 18 fuel half-inch drive impact seem to have got some trash in the rotary blades in the back of the unit. The noise it made sounded like this unit was done. Thank you again for the tutorial.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Hey thank you for taking the time to make these videos for others to see.
How did you get the bearing off the spring ? It’s quite tight to get a bearing puller on there… just shows you putting the bearing back on
Were can u get these kits from please as mine is on its way owt thanks.
That thing has been around the block a few times
@1.29 in the video he has all the planetary gears, wafer bearing, Teflon rings laying on bubble wrap... left out a few steps... also: is that Mobil XHP 222 grease?.
How did you remove the bearing?
I have the same issue. I have a 3/4” drive . Can you tell me the part number?
Donde tienes tu taller me interesa reparar un torque de 1/2
3:53 Can you tell me brand name & part number of grease that you are using? Thanks
is a Vaseline from "Divinol Lithogrease 2B" and the lithium base for gears, is slightly more viscous than that used in rotary hammers.
So great video. I can learn a lot about restoration of Milwaukee. Thanks for your share a lot.
How does oneself get in touch with you to fix mine?
Could I know what kind of Grease are you using
Where did you get spare parts? I have a same issue
*Dont you love it when RUclipsrs are assholes and dont reply and help with helpful videos..*
What was wrong with it before
it has no strength
At 1:26 he shows the new and old parts. The hammer mechanism was severely worn.
I also had torque loss and dont know why. It was lightly used. Glad it was still under warranty. Kinda wish they would say what caused the problem.
Tool repair man using Makita drill to repair other brands 😊Shows how good Makita is 👍
Anyone know about the pin outs on the m18 battery? you get a voltage between the two inner pins of 3.2v, however my impact sometimes stops working and then I check the inner pins and they are at 0v, i can reset the battery by plugging it into my drill to bring them back up to 3.2v then it works again, so the impact must detect a fault and tell the battery to disconnect the pins?
Friend, how are you? congratulations for your work, I would also like to do the same with my milwaukee drill, you know mine is 3/4" but I want to convert it to 1/2" do you think you can help me find the parts I need to achieve the conversion? my drill is the same as yours, thanks if you need more information let me know, have a good day!
And thank you very much for the video.
Would have rather had someone speak than listen to the chipmunk music.
Chipmunk music 😂 that is perfect!
😂
Thanks for the video man! Just wondering instead of putting 3/4 where you put yung socket can you put 1/2 instead is that possible?
not really unless you change the whole outer casing, since the shaft on the 1/2" is smaller in diameter, it won't even begin to sit correctly against the hole for the original 3/4" anvil
@@Jultsu ohh okay thanks bro
Does it void the warranty to open it up?
Saw a forum of someone who opened up their Dewalt to find it dry of grease, just makes me wonder
In general, the warranty is lost, now it also depends on who makes the tool warranty
if you think it would be a problem you can take it to a dewalt service for warranty and they will lubricate it if necessary
Don't tell them you took it apart 😁
What type of Grease do you use?
Grease for gears, high temperature resistance, medium viscosity, any type but do not use graphite grease
@@nelservice6579 why not graphite grease?
@@michaelsheridan2656 Graphite Vaseline is used for mechanically stressed bearings and elements, for sprockets and mechanical elements that work at high frequencies or high speeds, more fluid Vaseline is used.
if you put graphite Vaseline on a rotary hammer, it is destroyed prematurely
@@nelservice6579 Would molybdenum Grease be ok to use?
Thanks.
Which grease do you use?
Look like a normal synthetic blue lithium grease.
You can buy Wurth High temperature grease for machine. The color of the grease is blue.
Does the parts are available on ebay?
from a milwaukee parts dealer
Well quess that’s mine needs my motor us fine but mine won’t even take a lug nut off anymore snap on 1/2 and snap on don’t even make the parts no more for it or so they say
At the end of the video when you ran the screwdriver through the anvil and pulled the trigger. Is it normal for it to make those impacts without it turning on you?
I have a mid torque impact and I can hold the socket in place while hearing the impacts on the gun
Yeah that is normal. It is not a direct drive. The hammer loads up and skips over the anvil and spins and strikes it. The hammer blows on the anvil create the torque. See if you can find a slow motion video of how the impact mechanism works. It's cool
mines just lost power
I o u
How bout doing away with the music and explain what you are doing