Milwaukee Impact Driver Repair - Replacing the Anvil (Milwaukee Part # 42-06-0020)

[@noothersaviour4188]

thank you this was so helpful. It worked on a Macallister impact driver as someone with little experience of fixing things, after the bit got stuck. Thanks!!

[@F1NATIK]

these impacts drivers work well with 1/2 anvils on them, they are actually better than there m18 stubby impact wrench, an they are smaller.

[@drfrankensteinscreations]

Does this actually fix the problem they've been having with them not retaining bits or is this just a general maintenance repair?

[@johnwagner5514]

It a replacement video for the anvil. I was able to fix that problem by replacing the anvil in mine. Upon remove a bit I saw a small Steel ball fall out but I notice there was one still in the chuck but this video shows the removal and replacement of only one ball the anvil I ordered was the two ball type and it seems to work. I would assume better with the two. Still makes me wonder where that second ball came from. The anvil I took out looked like the single ball type. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@IPHONEhn504]

Great instruction for my project To make impact wrench 3/8

[@johnwagner5514]

I would’ve figured this fix out eventually but watching this video I had the anvil R&R’d in about 10 minutes.

[@enriquegomez9739]

Muy buen video ING bien explicado felicidades gracias por su enseñanza saludos

[@bobbarker4061]

Is there a way to use the gen 3.5 in a gen 3

[@pierre-yvesdubreuil9315]

the last step, The retainer ring...it is a real PITA to put back on my compact impact driver m18. I had to enlarge the space between the two ends permanently just slightly with plyers (to make it easier to slide back). After, i inserted a small aluminium spacer, a cube of about a 1/4 inch wide, between the two ends to enlarge it and keep it that way until it is in place (kind of halfway ), so that i can push it finally in the groove (where it has to sit) with 2 small flat head screwdrivers. When the ring is pushed, the small bloc just snaps outs. I don't know how they put it in place that thight in the factory really....

[@mrtopbreak333]

I have one of these and the anvil is really loose and the whole thing wobbles can you tell me what part is likely to be the cause of the issue?

[@stephenmaas8775]

Hi, what grease is used inside??

[@unodos1821]

You think I could fit one of these on a stubby? So just swaping out the 1/2 drive with a 1/4 hex drive.

[@robertg2046]

Can you replace this anvil with a 3/8 drive?

[@h8GW]

-Better to do a impact driver to wrench conversion because the wrenches never come in cheap starter kits.-

[@RobertoRodriguez-pb9tx]

El Anvil de dos balines sirve para este mismo modelo de Driver Impact ??

[@shouminz]

Do u have m12 fid2 anvil for sale? thanks.

[@IbewJlB2]

Turn channel locals the other way when u tighten..helpful hint.

[@JPizzle95Z]

The 2853-20 gen 3 impact driver has a plastic/teflon gear case cap. Can't tell if its threaded or press fit or what. No videos or information on that model yet whatsoever and i really dont want to tear it up. Matter of fact i can't even find a place to buy any of the the gearcase/impacting assembly parts which are all listed in the parts list. The tool has been released for over 2 years now. I would think all of the replacement parts would be available to purchase by now along with some sort of tutorial on proper disassembly.

[@EnnTomi1]

it is press fit, i just opened mine today. i have pic if you want.

[@JPizzle95Z]

After 2 attempts i was able to get it properly serviced. Thanks though.

[@stanleyrobson3652]

@@EnnTomi1 I sorry to butt in but got my new anvil from CJ Sinclair Ltd ,busy reassembleing having trouble with circlclip on the anvil, you need three pair of hands .

[@lawrencerowe1536]

@@Ryan-hr9hw good

[@lawrencerowe1536]

Good

[@bayouboy6615]

hi Mark my black & decker keyless chuck drill the chuck busted on me how do i replace the chuck

[@kevindobbins-callahan4995]

You need to unscrew the retaining screw in the chuck from the chuck and hopefully it the chuck still tightens, clamp a large Allen or hex key inside the chuck and brace the drill on a table or in a vice then depending on how it’s threaded use a hammer and tap the Allen/hex key loosening the chuck from the drill. Hope this helps

[@abcd99949]

Pls Milwaukee 2553