Dropped DeWalt 18V XRT Hammer/Drill and broke chuck off...What next?

dastaat · 07-20-2008

Hi, Thanks for the repair forum. I am hoping to repair my 925 hammer/drill (XRT) that fell off a ladder (8 ft.) The chuck cracked completely off. Can I replace the shaft? Will I be able to extract the portion of shaft still in the chuck? This is a great tool and I am starting to miss it! Thanks for your time.

Mike · 07-22-2008

You'll unfortunately need to get a complete geaerbox because the spindle isn't available separately. eReplacementParts has them here for $44.76:

eReplacementparts.com : TRANSMISSION [498460-00] - $44.76

In the past, when the chucks break completely off like that the spindle will come out pretty easily. Just remove the chuck screw from inside the chuck jaws (remember it's left-hand thread

) and often those spindles come out by hand. Maybe you'll have to use some pliers or an EZ-Out, but not in most cases.

Of course, you'll probably want to make sure you can get the spindle out before you buy a new gearbox. Let me know how it goes!

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dastaat Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 1	Dropped DeWalt 18V XRT Hammer/Drill and broke chuck off...What next? Hi, Thanks for the repair forum. I am hoping to repair my 925 hammer/drill (XRT) that fell off a ladder (8 ft.) The chuck cracked completely off. Can I replace the shaft? Will I be able to extract the portion of shaft still in the chuck? This is a great tool and I am starting to miss it! Thanks for your time.

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07-22-2008	#2 (permalink)
Mike Tool Tech Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Salt Lake City Posts: 162	You'll unfortunately need to get a complete geaerbox because the spindle isn't available separately. eReplacementParts has them here for $44.76: eReplacementparts.com : TRANSMISSION [498460-00] - $44.76 In the past, when the chucks break completely off like that the spindle will come out pretty easily. Just remove the chuck screw from inside the chuck jaws (remember it's left-hand thread ) and often those spindles come out by hand. Maybe you'll have to use some pliers or an EZ-Out, but not in most cases. Of course, you'll probably want to make sure you can get the spindle out before you buy a new gearbox. Let me know how it goes!