Table saw that fits through a 33" door?

[roger]

My Delta Contractor saw is outside under a foot of snow (tarped). I have built "arms" at the stand base with 12" pneumatic tires attached to an axle between the arms. Though I don/t have room in my garage for the saw, I could roll that sucker ANYwhere I wanted! I set it up so the wheels are off the ground about an inch when the saw is sitting on the base legs. This setup with slightly underinflated tires will easily roll over 2x4 chunks that always seem to be laying about. I regard this as a stopgap measure as I will "someday" make a spot in the garage for it. We recently got down to 24 degrees below zero (Montana) and I've since fired it up after clearing snow off. (Picture a cast-iron wheelbarrow!)

I used to live in Mt. Shasta, CA and did enlarge my ground- floor door so I had a good roll-out to the patio.

Roger

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[mttt]

Ignore question about Timing Belt - see from above, yours is still alive and kicking. That's great news. I actually got a very early SuperSaw - Oct 2002 from Amazon.

[Bob Davis]

No belt yet, but I'll probably buy a spare when they come back into stock (Feb 11).

When I bought the saw, I was not a very knowledgeable buyer. I just thought it was a nice saw and liked the dealer. I've been pretty happy with it. My next saw will be about $4000, so this one may be with me a long, long time.

Bob

[Bob Davis]

Hey, that's an entertaining description, Roger. All you need is a steering wheel for your saw, now. :-)