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Hope Springs Hauler
04-01-2010, 05:47 PM
Where is a good place to get replacement parts for angle grinders, etc?

My Ryobi grinder went down in a blaze of glory last night and scared the $@!%!$@# out of me. The replaceable brushes were toast. I'm probably gonna buy another so I can continue my project but I can't bring myself to toss this one. I'm hoping that the brushes can be had for 5 or 10 bucks.

KargoMaster
04-01-2010, 08:00 PM
good luck with that....

how old does a Ryobi have to be to have consumable brushes...?

(then again, now that I'm thinking about it... I think my HF elec. impact does too...)


Find a 2-for-1 deal.... then you can toss the old one... you know you're gonna... and have one for grinding disc, one for flap wheel...

pfreer3
04-01-2010, 08:47 PM
My Ryobi went a similar way. It was just sitting plugged in with the grinding wheel up, suddenly I see a puff of smoke and it starts spinning up to full speed. Sits there for a few seconds turning about 10K RPM and quits. I threw the MF'r in the junk, cheap crap.
Go buy a Metabo at a pawn shop, usually nobody knows them as brand name and you can get them really cheap. I have 2 and they are the best hand grinders I've owned. I only paid $25 for the one I have.

biggin69
04-01-2010, 09:07 PM
Where is a good place to get replacement parts for angle grinders, etc?

My Ryobi grinder went down in a blaze of glory last night and scared the $@!%!$@# out of me. The replaceable brushes were toast. I'm probably gonna buy another so I can continue my project but I can't bring myself to toss this one. I'm hoping that the brushes can be had for 5 or 10 bucks.

Fastenal right here on Rt.4 can get you what you need.:beers:

gothodgie
04-01-2010, 10:58 PM
Cincinnati Tool Supply i thik it is...
on elm str dowtown on the north end of elm
they have parts for just about any power tools if you
happen to be around downtown Cincy
:beers:

Waffle
04-02-2010, 01:34 AM
Good luck. Mr craftsman took a dump this week. Just bought the ryobi with twist handle since I'm done with craftcheese. I know if you need to replace a bearing in a $100 Dewalt it'll cost ya about $80 to fix it........no thanks!

I'd buy the ridged at HomeDepot but money is kinda tight right now. If you register it you'll get lifetime parts and labor warranty. Just took a drill back for service and 6 days later got 2 brand new lithium batteries, no charge!:D

SixFtUnd
04-02-2010, 07:10 AM
that's what my boss does he's taken in a lot of tools to be fixed very good deal

Hope Springs Hauler
04-02-2010, 09:25 AM
That may be the ticket. I got distracted with chicken wings last night, so this afternoon is the time for action.

Stickman, mine was the Ryobi with the twist handle.......

94Dodge Truggy
04-18-2010, 10:47 PM
Put the outer ryobi housing around a hitachi and never look back! ;)