Hitachi NT65M2S; How to remove nose cone; nail head sticks out when using the nose cone
1991721
It has depth control have you adjusted the depth knob on the side of the nailer
906253
1. Grip Phillips head screwdriver tip with your left hand, sort of pinch it into Your skin gently, but firmly at the tips of your fingers. 2. Use your right thumb to press on the blade side safely, pointing it away from you, and pull the end edges apart. (I couldn't get a grip on the little ledge in the middle and have very fragile nails.)
1061182
I had to modify my hitachi' base, by drilling another hole in it, so that the guide fence would be square with the stop blocks on the stand... I love the stand, and I love my Hitachi saw, but the modification had to be made for the full function of the stand to work with the saw.
942847
This is actually pretty easy, but also not obvious (at least to me).Step 1: Using needle nose pliers, reach down into opening of the socket and remove the rubber stopper inside (it's not attached to the plastic plug). This exposes the plastic plug.Step 2. Take a long thin screw driver and put it down flush against the plug where you just removed the stopper.Step 3. Hit the screw driver a few times with a mallet. It should pop right out. You're done.
365129
I had to use needle nose pliers to hold one of the bolts on the handle. Adjustable wrench would work too.
1874642
I don't use the cone shape part if that's what your calling the hood. There is a thread to install it if u want to use it.
596369
that I have no idea...never tried to remove it. Sorry, wish I could be of more assistance.Call Westec.
1709674
It's only on there by friction. Try tapping lightly the top of the head with a hammer until it loosens enough to work off by hand.
1073874
I haven't removed them. They are a star-pattern hole on each side (6-point star). You might be able to use an allan wrench, but I'm afraid it may strip the screws. With the correct tool, the head should be removable very easily.
466882
DEAR CUSTOMER, can you remove the headunit out? then you can see the label stick on the headunit, then you can know
876005
There is a slot on the left side of the port cover that you use to detach it. It is pretty easy to get to for me but I guess it depends on your hands. I use the corner of my nail to get it out
723754
I did not try to do this so I cannot really provide any specific direction. However, if I were attempting to do this the first step I would take would be to heat the current plastic fitting with a hair dryer and hope that this might (note....might, no assurance,) loosen the fittings up so I could twist them off with pliers.
461664
I had the same problem. Ended up snapping the nose piece off and just left it that way. Didn't affect anything and it sure made it easier to change out props.
192075
I recently had trouble finding a replacement o-ring for this nailer and want to share the knowledge I gained. When it went out, air was escaping from the holes in the cap near the actuator. To get to the ring, remove the rubber part of the actuator, the metal cap, and the top of the casing inside. The top of the plunger inside should screw off, and has two grooves for o-rings. I believe only one is installed initially, but I had success with putting a ring on each one. The ring is metric and was difficult to find in the states. The size I found that appears correct is a 2mm x 17mm o-ring.
137094
If I remember correctly the base has a conical fit. Either the fit is contaminated or is drilled at a angle.
967197
O.Deen: I just installed mine yesterday - unless I take a dremel to it, the faceplate is stuck on there. If you've got one that does detach, there must have been a running design change.
896083
If you grab the cone shaped canister and turn it counter clockwise it should come loose. You might try using a rubber glove or a damp dish rag or washcloth to get a better grip.