CoMax_Tools

A friend of mine has an older Rockwell saw, the thing weighs a ton. All metal very heavy duty, not like the plastic stuff you get today. As long as there is not too much missing, as the descipthion states, sounds good. my .02 Corey

Well, the problem is the switch, fairly easy fix if you can find the parts. You will need swich kit P/N23-66-2301 it come with a switch and the plastic motor housing. The number is obsolete but if you phone around the Milwaukee service centers in your area maybe someone has one. I actually have one, but being from Canada its probably not worth the hassle. Send me a PM if you are interested in more specifc details, I don't want to over step the bounderies of this forum. Corey

If you put up the catalog number and the serial number of the drill maybe I can get a better idea of what you have. Corey

x2 on the motor failing. If this unit was purchased new then don't spend one more minute of your time on it just return it for a replacemnt. If the unit was used, unfortunatly a brush replacment probabley won't help the problem. The armature or field coil is failing and with such a small tool the repair will be worth more than the tool. Corey

We pretty much only service, we sell the accessories of the tools we are authorized for. I also sell factory remanufactured tools but I don't really stock a lot. There are a lot of box stores around here so I let them sell the new stuff, I can't make any margin with them around. They don't service so its works out ok they send me all their repairs. As far as wanting tools back instantly, just from the sheer volume of tools we get per week, my turn around time is around 1 week, we get mostly contractors so they usually have more than one of their tools so they don't mind. Thanks for asking Corey

This is my sixth year and we can hardly keep up to the demand. Actually I have three inteviews next week for a customer service position. Problem is everybody wants thier tools back INSTANTLY and it just can't happen, keeps it interesting. Corey

I've been looking at this site for a while now and I thought I would just post and say how's it going. I actually own a Power Tool service businees in Canada (don't worry not here to push my company), and I am interested in anything that has to do with power tools, and if I can help someone thats a bonus. Cheers Corey