Premium LONYE 250W Base Gear & Blade 🔧 Gear Set for Magic Bullet Blender MB1001 - Replacement Parts Review

Update: After 6 months the part I replaced is still fine. I don't know how often my wife uses this particular blade, but at least occasionally. So far he's holding up well. First review: I used one of these to replace a worn one in a Magic Bullet Cup. So far, so good. If I remember correctly the strands are in the opposite direction and are quite difficult to remove but it can be done by following the instructions in some videos. So far the quality is good.

The rotating (clear) part on my main bullet block broke in half. I've been using the same silver bullet 10 times a week in a row for 5 years, so I figured it would eventually fail. Replaced the transparent rotating part and back in business. I'm probably imagining it, but the ball actually spins smoother after replacing it. The only annoying thing was unscrewing the original part, it's reverse thread so 5 minutes is going the wrong way. I'm sure there are instructions that say I chose not to…

This was easy to install but only AFTER reading the reviews on how to do it: Insert a medium flathead screwdriver into the bottom of the unit that fits into the screw slot on the landing door. Have someone hold it against a table or countertop while holding the broken piece with one hand and using a screwdriver with the other hand. Also replace the corresponding part of the base that attaches to various mugs, etc. Read the other reviews to get a better idea of what I'm talking about if you're…

Both parts of the gearbox MUST be replaced for this to work. This means you will also need to replace the clear plastic gear on the base. If you don't they will get chewed up as other reviews indicate. How do I know? Because it happened to me. I found another review that mentions that both the base gears and the gears on the attachments need to be changed to get the best results. Replacing the base gear is a bit tricky as you will need a small flathead screwdriver to insert through the…

Parts appear to be of the same quality as original parts. The black rubber piece that fits into the propeller base was relatively easy to install, but unintuitive as you move clockwise to unscrew it and counterclockwise to screw it in, unlike what we're used to. The clear plastic part that goes into the main body is not disassembled with a screwdriver as shown in the YouTube videos and requires the base plate to be removed and a vice used to secure the shaft. I'm not sure everyone has the tools