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Milwaukee rotary hammer

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Mike from cny

04-14-2006 21:52:35




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Just picked up a Milwaukee rotary hammer tonight, model 5347. Claims to have 1 1/2 stroke. Looks to be a older model, came with the case and a chisel bit. Problem is, it doesnt have very much stroke when running, maybe a 1/2 inch. However the motor half works fine and was hoping it would be fixable.Is this worth fixing? Just wondering if anyone is familier with these things. Thanks.




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RegoR

04-17-2006 06:36:42




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 Re: Milwaukee rotary hammer in reply to Mike from cny, 04-14-2006 21:52:35  
Hi Mike;
I have an older Milwaukee rotohammer (model?) and the 1-1/2" refers to the max size core bit it can handle.
Roger



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van robinson

04-16-2006 19:54:19




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 Re: Milwaukee rotary hammer in reply to Mike from cny, 04-14-2006 21:52:35  
may need to change brushes.



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Steve Crum

04-15-2006 04:46:17




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 Re: Milwaukee rotary hammer in reply to Mike from cny, 04-14-2006 21:52:35  
You'll like it, and it will likely out live you.
Big problem is remembering who borrowed it last.



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Chris(WA)

04-15-2006 04:05:38




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 Re: Milwaukee rotary hammer in reply to Mike from cny, 04-14-2006 21:52:35  
What the 1 1/2"usually means is the largest size bit it will handle is that size. The stroke probably is about 1/2".



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tn terry t

04-15-2006 04:31:46




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 Re: Milwaukee rotary hammer in reply to Chris(WA), 04-15-2006 04:05:38  
i ues a hammer drill almost everyday in my job you couldnt hold on to it if it moved an 1.5 inch everytime it hit



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