MasterpartVacuum Cleaner Brushroll for Shark NV750, NV650W, NV651, NV652 NV652C, NV750W, NV752, NV752BRN, NV753C

Worked great check reviews for phot guide and youtube for videos. I did have trouble getting the hose aligned and the security bit out. But overall not the worst install. I just wish shark didn't make simple maintenance such a pain. But a hour of work saved me $150 on a new power head.

Arrived on time and in perfect condition.Took about 40 minutes to install, and fit my NV752 perfectly. Not the easiest process, but was not especially challenging, either. Worth every minute, considering I saved over $100 by buying this part rather than the entire "motorized floor nozzle" from Shark.Thanks to Chris, for leaving the instructions in the previous review. That was very helpful.

I was not sure the brush was going to work for my Dads’ Shark but after the crazy installation, it works like a charm. Installation is the worst though.

Shark doesn't sell replacement brushes for the NV682, you have to replace the whole head (at approx. $99 a piece if you can find one). If you are handy enough and pay attention, this brush fits the bill perfectly, just be prepared to remove a lot of screws to take the head apart, you will need a Philips screwdriver as well as a HOLLOW Torx T25 screwdriver or key. Takes about 30 mins to substitute. I will not say it's an easy install but saves you a lot of money and potentially save an expensive vacuum you were ready to dispose of.

Oh yeah buddy, I was happy to finally see a replacement only roller for my model. Thankfully people are now making these aftermarket parts because prior to this, it would of cost me 120 bucks to replace the whole head unit instead of 14 bucks for this roller. Now with that said, there is a reason for that. You will need to disassemble the head unit to do it. So if you are not comfortable with this kind of procedure then do not bother doing this. Otherwise save the money and take the time to replace the roller.Now for me, it wasn't bad....YMMV but I'd say it took about 30 min., maybe a little longer but now that I know, it can be done in 20.With the head unit upside down, remove the bottom brush cover with the flat blade screwdriver so you can see all the screws. Then remove all 14 screws, one of which is a security screw so you may need a special bit for that. Flip the unit over and carefully pull the top shell off tilting it forward from the rear keeping in mind that that the front edge hooks in on the front.You then want to remove the side covers that expose the ends of the roller. One screw for that is on the bottom which should be removed already and the other is right there on the top. Then carefully lift those tabs holding them in without breaking them and put those aside. At this point I did remove 3 other screws for the clear part for the roller but that may be optional since I did not know at the time, if I needed to get the roller out. So you may not have to remove those screws.Flip it back over to expose the bottom and you should see the gear and belt. Slide the belt off then you should be able to remove the end caps to the roller by simply using a small flat screwdriver to pry those caps off and then the roller if free to pop out.At this point put it all back in reverse order and you are done. Make sure the wires the run by the wheel don't pinch and fits back into the bushing and when putting the top cover on, make sure the main vacuum tube can still move up down. If its locked in the upright position, you'll have to loosen up those screws to fix it....Learned that the hard way. :)Anyways, if this helps you....great, otherwise good luck. I've done all I can for you here and I hope it works but this as far as my help can go so please don't ask.As far as the replacement part performance is concerned. Well let me just say it is night and day now. no clue how long the roller will last but I think it will be fine and it makes a big difference now. The old roller was so toasted that it barely had anything was left on it. Now you feel the power of the roller and its like new again.

Can’t buy just the roller from shark. A new head is $120. Much cheaper way to go. Fit Shark NV-752

As described and received on time. I followed the review from Chris and it took me about an hour to replace. Thank you!

The original brush roll on my Shark Vacuum cleaner did break after getting stuck with hair and other particles. I thought i had to replace my vacuum cleaner, wanted to give a try and ordered the Masterpart Vacuum Cleaner Brush roll. That worked out well and the vacuum cleaner was back in action. Had been a year since we replaced the Masterpart Vacuum Cleaner Brushroll, no issues so far.Installation was a little challenging, took some time and was able to replace the brush roll.