OEM Milwaukee Reciprocating Saw Parts & Accessories

Shoe Assembly

$19.75

Fix Number: FIX10132586
Manufacturer Part Number: 45-16-0645

The shoe assembly is located at the front of the reciprocating saw and helps to direct the blade while you cut. The most common reason this part is replaced is just from simply misplacing it. If the saw is used roughly, the pivot hinge between the mounting bar and the shoe can damage, which can cause the shoe to fall off. Never use your saw without this part intact as it could cause damage to your equipment. For this easy repair, use your Allen wrench to remove the screws and this will allow you to remove the shoe. To install the new shoe assembly, line up the forks with the housing and slide it into position. To finish, tighten the screws back up and it is ready to go.

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Shoe Release Lever

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX10126092
Manufacturer Part Number: 31-52-0090

This shoe release lever is sourced directly from the original manufacturer, ensuring an exact replacement for your saw. The shoe release lever can be adjusted forwards or backwards to account for the part of the blade not being used or for instances when you need a low blade clearance. This part is sold individually.

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William from LEESBURG, FL

Replaced sawzall shoe handle lock

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Carbon Brush

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX10122225
Manufacturer Part Number: 22-18-0910

Designed for use with select Milwaukee tools, this OEM approved replacement Brush fits a variety of models. To see if this part will fit your tool, please see the "Model Cross Reference List" below. This brush is made out of a durable carbon alloy, has a lead wire and spring attached to it, and its primary purpose is to conduct electrical current from the stationary wires to the moving parts of your tool. Brushes are one of the most commonly replaced power tool parts because carbon brushes are wear items, meaning that through friction and use they will gradually wear away until they need replacing. Worn brushes are a common cause of intermittent motor function, reduced electric braking, and reduced motor power. A worn-out brush will often be worn down near to the wire lead and can be cracked, pitted, or burned. Brushes are sold individually, and might also be known as Carbon Brushes or Motor Brushes. It is recommended to replace both brushes, even if only one is worn.

Installation Instructions

Bob from OCONOMOWOC, WI

None

Remove the retaining screw, remove old brush and spring, install new brush and spring, reinstall retaining screw. Repeat for the second brush and spring. Read more...

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Carbon Brush

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX10122113
Manufacturer Part Number: 22-16-0275

This is a carbon brush, it is also known as a motor brush, and it is used with various power tools and equipment. The brush transfers electric currents to the motor. Your motor brush is an extremely common replacement part. It is considered a wear part, because the constant friction will wear it down. If you are experiencing a poor running motor, you will need to replace this part. New brushes will restore your motors electric braking. We recommend also inspecting your armature for damaging cracks or burns, this can indicate a larger problem in your motor that will require attention.

Brush Holder Assembly

$6.51

★★★★★

2 Reviews

Fix Number: FIX10122311
Manufacturer Part Number: 22-20-0535

This part includes one brush and holder. Your tool likely requires two brushes, so please order accordingly, as it is always advised to replace both brushes at the same time. If you are experiencing an inconsistent motor or one that does not work at all, a lot of times this is due to worn brushes. This is a very common repair, so we recommend inspecting them regularly. If burns or smoking are present, be sure to check the armature as well.

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Cord Protector

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX10131782
Manufacturer Part Number: 44-76-0210

This cord protector is created to slide onto your cord and fit tightly at the end to protect the base of the cord from getting damaged. If the wires are exposed it can a be a safety hazard, so make sure to replace your cord protector if damaged. Refer to the manual provided by the manufacturer for further installation instructions.

Blade Clamp Kit

$26.35

Fix Number: FIX10120815
Manufacturer Part Number: 14-46-1011

This is an authentic blade clamp kit for a saw, also commonly known as a Quik-Lock Clamp Kit. The blade clamp on a reciprocating saw is one of the most common parts to deteriorate over the use of your tool. When the blade clamp starts to wear, you will often notice that it is no longer holding the blade securely or it may slip on accession. This kit includes all the OEM parts needed to rebuild the blade clamp.

Carbon Brush Assembly

$6.51

Fix Number: FIX10122278
Manufacturer Part Number: 22-20-0065

This is an OEM carbon brush assembly for a saw, sold as one part. It includes one metal brush holder with spring and one carbon brush with a lead wire attached. It is highly recommended to replace both the carbon brushes at the same time to ensure even wear and optimal performance. For this quick and easy replacement, you will need a screwdriver. Remove the screws securing the cover, remove the two halves of the housing, remove the old carbon brush assembly, and place the new one in its place.

Shoe Pin

$6.51

★★★★★

1 Review

Fix Number: FIX10131365
Manufacturer Part Number: 44-60-1635

This is an individually sold metal shoe pin for a reciprocating saw. It holds the shoe retainer in place. For this repair you will need a screwdriver and pliers.

Shoe Assembly

$7.72

Fix Number: FIX10132558
Manufacturer Part Number: 45-16-0030

This part includes one OEM shoe assembly for a reciprocating saw. The shoe assembly gives support while your tool is operating by acting as a spacer/stop. It also assists in limiting vibration and kickback. This part is commonly replaced because it gets lost. When it is used roughly, the pivot hinge between the mounting bar and the shoe assembly can break and this can cause the shoe assembly to fall off. For this repair you will need a torx screwdriver. Start by removing the screws that hold the shoe assembly to the housing, remove the old shoe, and secure the new shoe with the two screws.

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