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1-pack 44-7/8 X 1/2 10/14 Tp 48-39-0550

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Milwaukee
ERP Number:
ERP18725979
Part Number:
48-39-0550
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Milwaukee Bi-Metal Super-Tough Band Saw blades outlast conventional blades up to 3 times, requiring fewer blade changes. An extremely hard and uniform tooth point is electron beam welded to a tough durable backing with high flex life for faster cutting and longer blade life. Recommended for cutting aluminum, angle iron, bronze, brass, copper, galvanized pipe, mild steel and tougher steels including stainless, chrome, tungsten steel plus other problem material at slow speed. Includes one hundred blades. • Bi-Metal Construction. • Matrix II high speed steel teeth with 8% cobalt.

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Needed new pulley and tires

Alton from WINDHAM, Connecticut

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Difficulty Level:
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Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Using torx bit I removed the pulley cap. Next I used split ring plies to remove the split ring, the old pulley slid out easily. The most difficult part was removing the bearing inside the pulley and putting it in the new pulley,this I accomplished by gently hammering a socket until both bearings came out. I tapped the bearings into the ne w pulley then stretched the new tire onto the pulley and slide the pulley back on the shaft using a phillips screwdriver to align the screw holes. Finally I replaced the nylon washer clipped the split ring back in place and screwed the cover back on carefully tightening the torx screws in a little at a time so as the equalize the pressure on the new pulley. Finally I installed the new tire on the other pulley which I removed as I did the drive pulley as I found it much easier to stretch it over the pulley and it also gave me the chance to inspect under the pulley having already found remnants of the old tire under the drive pulley. The new blade went on easily and I now have a nice portable band saw that I bought for $5.
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