will i have to get a different hammer spring assembly or will it fit with the E2 hammer assembly?
1814947
All you need to do is take the original grips off and put the hogue grip on. No parts or extras needed
1814948
I didn't have to change a thing. With the stock grips, even with my relatively small hands, I always had to draw the weapon and then reposition my hand to get into a comfortable firing position. With the Hogue Rubber Grip, as I draw the weapon and wrap my hand around it, it's in firing position and requires no re-gripping movements. Hope your experience with the Hogue grip is as good as mine.
1814949
I didn't change a thing. Removed stock grips and installed new ones. Took about 5 minutes. Pistol works the same. The Hogue grips are awesome!
432960
If the base numbers are the same, it should work fine. The EZ is improved internal valve setup and would not affect the fit.
1309513
Did some research, doesnt look like it, I would contact Wolff Springs and see if they have one that will fit. find on internet. they will know.
945279
It did not show that it fit my Victory Hammer either so I contacted the company and they said that this size fits most bikes an it is about 75% of their total sales. It works on my Victory just fine.
2177182
Not sure. Mine is a EG430S-WR model. It's snug, but it probably needs to be. I emailed takamine and they told me which model to get. Responded in just a few days. Very nice to work with.
953495
Yes it will, works great on many E and M Series Models. Just make sure you buy the Pro2X Model
1851239
It takes some modification and tweaking. I had to use some alligator clips and test leads then I pulled the spring a little. Do a search of the web to see what mods or hacks others have done.
2087603
I'm sorry, I don't know if the Universal Fit System can be applied to your tool. I also had my Sonicrafter fail on me and looked into repairing it my self, not realizing there was a 2 yr warranty. Because I opened it up to look for the problem they wouldn't replace the tool. There are no parts available, there are no service centers. It's a throw it away and buy a new tool.
857136
Not sure but I will say the hammer works jus fine. I'm satisfied with it and have used it for several AR builds. You should put a very small amount of loctite on the threads because they will become loose. Good luck with yours Glen.
1309001
At the time I bought the jack hammer it was offered with the shovel attachment as well as without. Since the price of the kit with the shovel was the same as without, I bought the one that included it. It does fit. I have had one problem with the hammer which I have had to repair twice, and probably will again. The wiring in the trigger switch vibrates loose from the connector. I soldered in it place rather than crimping it the second time it vibrated loose. This lasted longer, but the connection has been lost again and I haven't had a chance to disassemble it to see what shook loose this time. I expect it will be a similar situation when I do get a chance to look at it. At the time I bought the jack hammer it was offered with the shovel attachment as well as without. Since the price of the kit with the shovel was the same as without, I bought the one that included it. It does fit. I have had one problem with the hammer which I have had to repair twice, and probably will again. The wiring in the trigger switch vibrates loose from the connector. I soldered in it place rather than crimping it the second time it vibrated loose. This lasted longer, but the connection has been lost again and I haven't had a chance to disassemble it to see what shook loose this... » Read More At the time I bought the jack hammer it was offered with the shovel attachment as well as without. Since the price of the kit with the shovel was the same as without, I bought the one that included it. It does fit. I have had one problem with the hammer which I have had to repair twice, and probably will again. The wiring in the trigger switch vibrates loose from the connector. I soldered in it place rather than crimping it the second time it vibrated loose. This lasted longer, but the connection has been lost again and I haven't had a chance to disassemble it to see what shook loose this time. I expect it will be a similar situation when I do get a chance to look at it. « Show Less
1247966
I don't know the "original" length of the spring, for it's installed now. However.... I think I know the problem you are having. My installation process was as follows: Installed the front of the spring first, then put the "U" clamps on ( lose fit.. double check the line-up on the hole & pin under the plate) then install the end of the spring in back. The last step is a challenge to say the least. Ended up using pinch (crow) bars with the help of a neighbor. Overall... very pleased with the quality of the product, but it was a bitch to install !!! Stick with it, and good luck.
922914
I would contact Hellwig to buy the right springs. That is what I did before ordering. 1-800-435-5944
1881661
Motor should be interchangeable. My jack was seized and the old motor fit on the new jack just fine.
688306
Victory Hammer should be 10mm standard thread, no need extra adapters thanks Marie
372171
I believe that it will as long as the external dimensions closely math those of the original. Mine has all the original parts so it wasn't an issue but there is sufficient material around the trigger housing so making minor modifications using a dremel could easily be made.
382365
I don't know. However you might call Makita or Bosch customer support to see if the hammer receptacles are the same.
879300
this spring is worthless for me. it is hard to cock the hammer back, too much for this little pistol for my taste, I ended up putting the original spring back into the pistol. I believe the original is 8lbs.