This is an Genuine Manufacturer Authorized replacement part used on Delta Band Saws. Ball bearings are used to reduce friction between rotating parts. The balls or rollers take the load and spin, distributing the weight evenly while the minimal contact area of the ball reduces friction. This reduces wear on the tool and allows it to run smoothly. Bearings experience constant wear when the tool is in operation from pressure, heat, vibration and friction. Because of this, many Bearings need periodic maintenance or replacement.
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Band Saw
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Ereplacement parts is my go to place when I need to repair one of the many tools I need to keep running for my business. The site is user friendly, and ordering is fast and easy. When I've had questions, I've always had good experiences with the staff, who are knowledge and polite. I highly recommend Ereplacement parts!
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right part, worked fine
good service, timely delivery, the right part the first time.
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ooks good for a replacement, but a bit pricey. Still, nice to be able to get a part on an old machine.
Looks good for a replacement, but a bit pricey. Still, nice to be able to get a part on an old machine.
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glad that spare parts are available
fast and easy
Guest - July 11, 2023
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Didn't receive
I ordered it on the 14th of August. It was shipped the 16th. Seems to be lost in the mail...the tracking info is vague. It is the 29th. Perhaps a small package got lost?
Guest - August 29, 2019
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Hello Ken, thank you for your review. We have emailed you in regards to this issue. We look forward to hearing from you!
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All screws require hex keys. The blade needs to be removed first. The upper bearing is easy to access. Simply remove the central retaining screw, remove the old bearing from the spindle, and replace with the new bearing. If it looks like the blade will not hit against the outer aspect of the bearing face, pull the hexagon shaped spind
... Read morele holder out and rotate it around until the bearing is in the right place. Once you are satisfied, replace the retaining screw.
The lower bearing requires that the table be removed from the trunion assembly. After that, it helps to lubricate the bearing and cool block adjustment screws because they have to be turned a lot. Remove the screw in the end of the spindle. Turn the bearing and cool block screws until you can separate the spacer that fits over the bearing spindle. Eventually, you can slide out the old bearing and slide in the new bearing. Return the adjustment screws to mid-position and replace the retaining screw (don\'t forget it must pass through the screw slide guide first). Replace the table and blade. Obviously, the bearings will need to be adjusted to a proper distance behind the blade. Most sources recommend 15 one-hundredths of an inch, but the 14 one-hundredths blade on my feeler gauge works just fine. If this looks confusing, it really helps to review the expanded parts diagram in the manual before getting started.
Remove blade. Upper bearing: use allen wrench to remove and replace bearing.
Lower bearing: Loosen the set screws in the set collars on each adjustment screw. Unscrew the adjustment screws from the lower blade guide assembly. It isn\'t necessary to completely remove the adjustment screws, just slide them far enough to access the
... Read moreleft machine screw in the steel rail the lower blade glide slides on. Move the lower blade guide to remove the machine screws in the in steel rail. With the lower blade guide removed, now is the time to clean and lubricate the blade guide on the rail and the adjustment screws. Remove the screw from the adjusting link on the end of the bearing shaft. Pull out the bearing shaft to enable replacing the bearing. Reassemble all parts and reinstall on saw.
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Bearing wheel worn out after 57 years of use . . . .
Found parts on EReplacement - pretty easily. Couldn\'t believe they still had them available for a 1947 model Delta band saw! A little complex to disassemble the table, clean it out, lubricate parts, file down some and just plain clean the thing out. But the parts arrived in two days after ordering, and I was able to rock and roll pre
... Read moretty quickly. The machine works so precisely again with the change of bearings, I can do brain surgery with it.
Remove bottom guide bracket (two lg straight slot screws) remove adjusting bracket nut, slip off sleeve retainer from shaft slide off old bearing and install new one and reverse the order for install.
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