Power tool parts source?

[jack stand]

Any of you guy's have a good source? I have a Milwaukee 7-9" grinder that has been a real workhorse for me. I broke the switch the other day and it looks like the switch is obsolete. It is model #6065 15Amp 7-9" and in really good shape other than the switch. I took it apart today to have a look and to see if I could "rig" it some way, it doesn't look like it. The factory switch seems very "heavy", I guess because it's 15A. I compared it to my "hole hog" rt. angle drill that is newer and it got me thinking. (are any other of their switches interchangeable) If I only knew a guy that was familiar with Milwaukee power tools, he might have an idea. This tool is prolly 15+ years old, I got it new hoping that it was repairable and a forever tool. If I could get a switch it would be. Any suggestions?

 

[LB-1911]

One of these two sources should be able to assist you.

Eurton Electric

http://store.eurtonelectric.com/powertoolswitches.aspx


Allied Electronics

https://www.alliedelec.com/customerservice/customerservice.aspx


Good Luck

 

[PFSard]

A lot of good advice so far. I had a Sawzall that I wanted to ensure getting the proper switch. I wrote an Email to Milwaukee with the Model Number and Serial Number. I received a quick response back with correct part number and possible sources. Just go to their WebSite and fill out contact form.

 

[jack stand]

You guy's are GREAT! thanks a whole lot!
Jeremy V, you obviously put some time into this, and have seemed to have solved my problem. I do appreciate it!!!