Gear & Shaft Set Compl. (25-28) Motor Kit

Features

• Complete gear and shaft set Replaces the specified gear train components in one service-ready kit.
• Parts-diagram referenced fitment Covers motor assembly reference parts (25–28) for accurate servicing.
• Repair-ready solution Ideal when addressing gearbox noise, slipping drive, rough engagement, or visible wear.

Benefits

• Restores smoother engagement: Fresh gear and shaft components support steadier meshing and cleaner operation.
• Improves torque consistency: Helps deliver more predictable power transfer under load.
• Supports longer gearbox life: Replacing worn gear train parts can reduce knock-on wear to bearings and housings.

Features

• Complete gear and shaft set Replaces the specified gear train components in one service-ready kit.
• Parts-diagram referenced fitment Covers motor assembly reference parts (25–28) for accurate servicing.
• Repair-ready solution Ideal when addressing gearbox noise, slipping drive, rough engagement, or visible wear.

Benefits

• Restores smoother engagement: Fresh gear and shaft components support steadier meshing and cleaner operation.
• Improves torque consistency: Helps deliver more predictable power transfer under load.
• Supports longer gearbox life: Replacing worn gear train parts can reduce knock-on wear to bearings and housings.

Extra Information

• This motor kit covers the gear and shaft set components referenced as parts (25–28) on the applicable parts diagram.
• Recommended when gear teeth are chipped/worn, shafts show scoring, or the gearbox produces abnormal noise or inconsistent drive.
• While servicing, inspect bearings, seals and lubrication—contamination and poor lubrication are common causes of premature gear wear.

Specifications

Safety

• Disconnect the tool from the power supply before any servicing, stripping, or reassembly work.
• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when cleaning old grease and handling metal components.
• Keep fingers clear of gear teeth and pinch points when checking movement by hand.
• After reassembly, test the tool safely with no load first, then progress to light drilling to confirm correct operation.