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Jeff, I should of said in previous post that when you take the 4 retaining bolts out that should allow you to remove retaining flange on pulley side, this will allow you to see what is stopping you

Jeff good to hear it is loose, the 4 retainer bolts will be in elongated holes in machine body to allow movement of motor up & down without taking out of retaining bolts as then the motor would hang

Does anyone have success with running the power line to a Felder KF700 from above and attaching it to the vertical support of the overarm saw guard?

I jiggled the motor from the rear and it moves a bit.? I tried levering from the front again like in the photo from the doc David sent and the motor moves up maybe 1mm or 2.? It sort of makes sense

Jeff, with 4 elect motor mounting retaining bolts just loosened, I would try to loosen elect motor flange mounting that is clamped with the 4 retaining bolts to planer/thicknesser body by gently using

Thanks David, Hoping that I never have to do this, I nonetheless saved the doc. the 160Hz resonant tone from the plucked belt is much more useful than trying to figure out how to measure 330 - 380Nm

Thanks David for the document and the cocktail ice tip. It had given me more ideas. Thanks also to Colin for the tips. I sprayed WD40 on the motor bolts and bought a 13mm extension socket and got them

Chaser board makes so much sense.thanks

Thanks to all who contributed their knowledge.? We cut the wood today and it went great - - very smooth, no burning, no kickbacks. With the Hain measuring system and roller beds, it was very easy and

Weirdly out of the 900 options they did not have the right one. I need 1 ?” with ?” pin. Had to order an adjustable one Sent: Thursday, November 5, 2020 4:26 PM To: [email protected]

Mc Master Carr, measure diameter and dia of hole. I buy one for every nut I come across, Dot worry u will need again? martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi

The attached might help. David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/albums https://www.instagram.com/davidpbest/

Thanks, David Dave [email protected]> wrote:

Dave, consider the source. John at PM is a sales rep. If you want the inside skinny, give me a call, or talk directly to Matt Nadeja who owns PM. There is a PM forum that might also be useful -

Shinta, I have some Section 179 deductions I need to use this year... I received the below from PM Dave Dave, We have had the 728V-T for a couple years now but have made some upgrades along the way

The PM728 is relatively new (July 2020 availability) whereas the PM833T has been around a couple of years. This year PM introduced the 833TV which has 2HP vector-rated 3-phase motor and is belt driven

Hi Dave, I am not sure if the PM-827VT was available at that time.? I remember people were discussing it on the PM forum (for CNC conversion?), but I did not research into it.? I don't think it was

Shinta, Was the PM728 available when you bought your 833? Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote:

Talk to the people at Space Age Paint in Tempe, they will be able to tell you the best solution. I know a few guys that have repainted their Milling machines and such locally with paint from there.

All new bearings, full repaint, etc. Advice from the FOG on paint I can spray that super hard? I don’t have the PPE to spray 2K poly. Sent: Thursday, November 5, 2020 12:35 PM To: