I have a PC 617 "7 1/4" Heavy Duty Builder's Saw".
There is an adjustment knob on the back between the grip and the blade, at the end of a 3" post. A picture of it is at
Thanks.
I have a PC 617 "7 1/4" Heavy Duty Builder's Saw".
There is an adjustment knob on the back between the grip and the blade, at the end of a 3" post. A picture of it is at
Thanks.
Its a grease cap, you remove cap fill with grease and tighten, Dont tell me you never greased it , Oh well , I have one thats how I know.
That really isnt a knob. It is a cover for grease. you fill that with grease and turn it in to squeeze it into the motor.
Thats a grease cup. Just remove it all the way fill the cup with a lighweight grease and screw the cup back on but not all the way. As you use the saw like every week or so give the cup a full turn to force more grease into the gear box. When it bottoms out remove it and refill it and repeat the process.
That seems easy enough. Thanks.
Its a better deal than " Permantly lubed bearings" Because yours are Lubed. Forever, as need be. I own the Rockwell version. So it will last , if you lube it.
Ever the moron. btw, Making an ass out of yourself in the "Creating a
220 circuit" thread was quite entertaining. Many thanks!HomeOwnersHub website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.