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MOUNTING A NEW BLADE

Use only authorized replacement blades.

To mount a new blade, begin by placing the upper portion of the blade onto the

upper drive wheel, teeth facing down and toward you. While doing this, insert the

blade in the slot located on the upper guide body (N). (Figure 8)

Mount the lower half of the blade on the bottom drive wheel, making sure the blade

goes in the slot (O) on the lower guide body. (Figure 9) 

Loosen the socket screw (P) to adjust the bearing (Q) so that it is at least 1/32in. away

from the blade. (Figure 10) 

To adjust the saw blade so that it is properly lined up in the cutting channel, first loosen

the two socket screws (R). Loosening these screws allows the two small guides (S) to

move toward or away from the blade, centering it in the channel. Loosening the socket

screw (T) on the Blade Guide will move it toward or away from the blade. Finally,

loosen the socket screw (U) to move the Bearing (V) toward or away from the blade.

For best results, the bearing should be 1/32in. away from the blade. (Figure 11) 

Once these steps are complete, replace the blade cover, blade guard, table, table

support and upper guard plate. To center the blade on the wheel, loosen the two nuts

(J) until the blade centers onto the Drive Wheel, and then retighten the nuts. Turning

the wheel by hand makes moving the blade easier. Adjust the socket screw (K) to

increase or decrease the angle on the Drive Wheel, helping center the blade on the

wheel. (Figure 6) 

Once the top part of the blade is set, the bottom will need adjustment. First, loosen the

two socket screws to adjust the Guide Plates (L), making sure there is at least 1/32in.

space between the edges of the guide plates and saw blade (M) (Figure 7)

Close and lock the front access door.

Summary of Contents for 168650

Page 1: ...Horsepower Motor OWNER S MANUAL Item 168650 WARNING Read carefully and understand all INSTRUCTIONS before operating Failure to follow the safety rules and other basic safety precautions may result in...

Page 2: ...lure to follow all instructions listed below may result in electric shock fire and or serious injury WARNING The warnings cautions and instructions discussed in this instruction manual cannot cover al...

Page 3: ...to the motor For the proper wire gauge for your saw see chart CHART FOR MINIMUM WIRE SIZE OF EXTENSION CORD If in doubt use larger cord Be sure to check voltage requirements of the saw to your incomin...

Page 4: ...ore using Disconnect power from saw and place the switch in the locked or off position before servicing adjusting installing accessories or attachments or storing Such preventive safety measures reduc...

Page 5: ...n Figure 1 and the Parts List on page 11 You may choose to begin assembling the stand first and gradually add all other components The motor housing may be attached last Once assembled attach the Rubb...

Page 6: ...wheel A and to the Spindle Wheel B in the compartment directly above If the two wheels don t line up properly loosen the four bolts C holding the motor in place and slide the motor up or down dependin...

Page 7: ...ill slip up and off exposing the Drive Wheel and saw blade Then remove the Blade Guard F and Upper Guard Plate G Figure 5 NOTE For best results stand to the left front of the table while performing th...

Page 8: ...annel Loosening the socket screw T on the Blade Guide will move it toward or away from the blade Finally loosen the socket screw U to move the Bearing V toward or away from the blade For best results...

Page 9: ...r Attach the black wires to the terminals on one side of the switch and the white wires to the terminals on the other side The green Ground wires are connected directly to the steel side panel with a...

Page 10: ...chilled or slightly frozen meats make uniform cutting easier However do not cut completely frozen meat as it may damage the blade Base Meat Cutting Procedures Place the meat on the stainless steel tab...

Page 11: ...ke Feeding the meat into the intake will result in the meat being pumped out of the intake and into the tube connector filling the sausage casing Keep pressing until the sausage casing is full When fi...

Page 12: ...2 Spring washer 1 53 Flat washer 12 1 54 Wheel spindle 1 55 V belt 1 56 Transfer wheel 1 57 Bolt M6x25 1 58 Plate 1 59 Bearing 1 60 Bush 1 61 Bolt M8 12 62 Key 1 63 Shaft 1 64 1 n i P 65 Bearing 1 66...

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Page 14: ...Northern Tool Equipment Co 2800 Southcross Drive West P O Box 1499 Burnsville MN 55337 0499 Made in China WARRANTY One year Limited Warranty...

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