Remington Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

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Remington Saws have ceased operations and, unless you like to make your own replacement parts, they are prone to failure. The gearbox is sealed and the motor brushes are not available anywhere. Look elsewhere!

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The bracket which holds the saw to the pole is not fully holding trigger in energized position

If you have a Remington pole saw, then no you cannot not get a bigger saw to fit the pole you have. The pole was only designed to fit and support the weight of the saw it came with.

are you talking about the old Model 11 which is a copy of Browning A-5? more details would help. But it probably has a solid rib (amazingly, those were machined in one piece with the barrel, not soldered on). Many have had barrel problems. Look closely at yours, especially for pitting in the bore and bulging at muzzle. The model 11 remington shotgun was produced from 1905-1949 when it was changed to the 11-48 dating your shotgun to exact year MAY be possible if theres a date code on the barrel left side ,,this would proably be a 2 letter code.. and should be near the point where the barrel meets the receiver. Without it it's anybody's guess. condition means the most for values but you can pickem up for a average between 200-350. for insurance purposes 400 if in good working order. Model 11?

contact Remington service people on their web site It is possible that it is a throw away unit

This is a very simple repair. To disassemble, twist the round bottom part (with the battery contacts) counterclockwise just a bit. Use jaw pliers if it won't twist with your hands alone. To protect the plastic finish of the groomer use some duct tape or a rag on the jaws. Gently twist and open the assembly. When separating the bottom part, take care not to pull it apart too far from the main assembly to avoid damaging the 2 thin wires connecting the bottom plate on the inside of the bottom charger to the main body of the groomer. The batteries will just slide out easily; they are not soldered or attached in any way. You can replace the batteries with any two standard AAA rechargeable NiMH batteries (1.2 volt). Since the batteries are so easy to access, and there is no solder involved, in a pinch you can even use regular AAA Alkaline batteries! (but, of course, NEVER USE THE CHARGER WITH NON-RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES!!) The groomer is now as good as new!

Write to Remington and tell them you want to know when it was made or left the factory. Start by mailing or calling them here: Remington Arms Company, LLC 870 Remington Drive P.O. Box 700 Madison, NC 27025-0700 TEL: 1-800-243-9700 Fax: 1-336-548-7801

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you need bar and chain oil you can get it at most hardware stores