Victor A. Flores

I acquired an old Milwaukee router, cat. #5650, ser. #452-44648, 10.0 amps, 24,500 rpm. I can't find any info, parts, or manual info on this tool. Wuold appreciate any help and any info. Thank You.

travelover

Did you look here?

http://www.milwaukeetool.com/us/en/customers.nsf/frmPartsListsSearch?OpenForm&nav1=ps

Victor A. Flores

Yes. Thanks anyways.

inspectorD

Make some calls to your local tool repair companies. They always have old parts and stuff folks never pick up. We had one close nearby and they had a tool sale, with lots of old stuff for cheap.
Happy hunting.

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Victor A. Flores

Thanks. Been working on that for a couple of mounths now. Don't even know what year it is. I was hoping some woodworker out there had one, part of the reason to try this website out. Thanks again though.

Victor A. Flores

I have another question, looking for ideas. I rent a shop, @ 20' W X 40' L X 25' H. Since I'm renting don't want to put alot of money into insulating/finishing the whole structure. I want to build a 10' W x 16' L X 10' H insulated workshop structure that can roll straight in and out of the shop. Straight in and straight out. nothing more. Trying to figure out industrial/heavy duty casters? Go kart/ATV tires on modified axles? maybe just iron pipes fabricated with tire rims? Looking for ideas to stimulate the brain. Simple but works!

inspectorD

Try http://www.toolpartsdirect.com/cgi-bin/schematic.cgi/milwaukee/5650_452-19550/
for the router.
Try www.grainger.com and type in casters for the shed.
I'm sure there are other ideas for the shed. Pieces of pipe are the least expensive route.

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travelover

Harbor Freight has some pretty cheap casters.

http://search.harborfreight.com/cpisearch/web/search.do?keyword=casters&Submit=Go

You may have a retail store near you.

Victor A. Flores

Thanks guys. The router info is close, not exact but it gives me a little time frame to work with. The casters are good too, just looking for more ideas. Thanks again.

handyguys

What is the problem with it? Brush replacement is a common maintenance item for an old tool and there are generic replacements available, You may not need that particular OEM part if thats your problem.

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