There is a screw under the Wagner 6110 Logo panel. Remove the label and you will find the screw. By the way, I need a part myself for a 6110; the plastic drive head on top of the motor is shot.

i'm in need of a blade....live in cedar rapids, iowa....does anyone have any ideas.....posted 6-28-11

I have a Wen Lumber jack & need a Motor. I live in Houston Tx. Is there a place to get a motor. I have a manual, but there are no parts listed. Thanks Charles 03-01-2013

CharlesCates - I realize it's been over six years since your comment, but by chance do you still have the Wen 6110 limb trimmer manual? I sure would like to get a copy somehow. My blade is loose and I can't figure it out. Thanks! - J.W. Hornsby, Abingdon, Virginia, jwhornsby@gmail.com.

Is the blade for the 6110 different from my reciprocal saw?

Yes it is. Where the set screw that tightens it hits. Is a different cut and angle. Than a regular reciprocating saw. I had to adapt one. To make it work.

1. I wanted to see the Technology and Possibly See it could be Repaired.

2. I gave up disassembling at least twice before seeing what I was missing + the repair.

3. Reassembling was just as challenging but refusing to give up, I Got, it!

4. Knowing the Order and Small Hands or And Special Tools "Was Big On Saving Time.

5. The Saw had good power and could have been used after Reforming and Reassembling.

6. I donated it as Parts to a Fellow that Rebuilds.

Again, A Good Experience, Plus I have no Problems X Small Electric vs Gas Equipment.

Please attach Good Close Pics and I feel I can share my Productive Challenging Experience. Plus remember if it was Just Fire Damage to the Saw, "I Challenged". Had Lots of Fun And The Time Was Off The Scale On Breaks From Larger Projects...

The Find was A Bad Micro Switch or it worked Bypassing the Switch. I feel the Assemblers have Small Hands, Tools and Knowledge of the "Tight Complex Work To My Hands.

Have Fun & Good Luck!

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