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  • Page 1

    OWNER'S MANUAL (FOR MODELS MANUFACTURED SINCE 8/10) MODEL  W1706   14"  BANDSAW Phone:  (360)  734-3482  • Online  Technical  Support:  tech-support@shopfox.biz COPYRIGHT  © JUNE,  2004  BY WOODSTOCK  INTERNATIONAL,  INC.,  REVISED NOVEMBER,  2010  (TS) WARNING: NO  PORTION  OF THIS?[...]

  • Page 2

    This manual provides critical safety instructions on the proper setup, operation, maintenance, and service of this machine/tool. Save this document, refer to it often, and use it to instruct other operators. Failure to read, understand and follow the instructions in this manual may result in fire or serious personal injury—including amputation, e[...]

  • Page 3

    SET UP EL EC T R I C A L M AINTE NANCE SE RVI CE PA R T S OPER A TIONS SA FE T Y INTRODUCTIO N USE THE QUICK GUIDE PAGE LABELS TO SEARCH OUT INFORMATION FAST! Co nte nt s INTRODUCTION ..................................... 2 W oodstock T echnical Support .................. 2 Specifications ..................................... 2 SAFETY .............[...]

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    -2- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) INTRODUCTIO N W oo ds toc k T ec h n i c a l Su pp ort Th is mach ine has been speci al ly desig ned t o pr ovide ma ny ye ars o f tr oubl e- fr ee ser vic e . Cl ose a tte nti on to deta il , rugged ly buil t parts and a rigi d qual i ty con trol prog ram assu re saf e an d rel i ab l e opera ti on . W o[...]

  • Page 5

    -3- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) INTRODUCTIO N C on t r o ls an d F ea t u r es Figure 1. Bandsaw rear view . A B C D E F G Figure 2. Bandsaw front view . H J I L M K Re f er to Fig ur es 1– 2 and the descrip tions belo w to bet te r underst and the c ontr ols and f ea tu res of the Model W 1 7 0 6 . A. Blade Quick-Release Lever: Quick[...]

  • Page 6

    -4- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SA FE T Y Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, MAY result in minor or moderate injury. Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, WILL result in death or serious injury. Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, COULD result in[...]

  • Page 7

    -5- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SA FE T Y APPROVED OPERATION. Untrained operators can be seriously hurt by machinery . Only allow trained or properly supervised people to use machine. When machine is not being used, disconnect power , remove switch keys, or lock-out machine to prevent unauthorized use—especially around children. Make [...]

  • Page 8

    -6- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SA FE T Y A dd i ti o n a l Sa f ety f or Ban ds a w s R E A D an d un de rs ta nd th is entire manual before using this machine. Serious per - so nal in jury ma y oc cur i f sa fe ty an d o p e r at io na l information is not under - s t o od a nd f ol lo we d. D O NOT risk your safety by not reading! BL[...]

  • Page 9

    -7- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) EL EC T R I C A L P O WE R S U P P L Y The ma ch ine must be pr operly set up bef or e it is saf e to opera te . DO NOT con nect th is mach ine to the pow er sour ce un til i nstru cted to do so in the " T est Run " portion of this manua l. DO NOT work on your e lectrical syste m if you are unsu[...]

  • Page 10

    -8- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) EL EC T R I C A L Gr o un di n g R eq u i r e me n ts Ex t en s i on C or ds In the ev ent of c er ta in types o f mal functio n s or bre akd own s, gr ound ing pr ovides a pat h of le ast res ista nc e f or el e ct ric cu rr en t to tra ve l— in or der to reduc e the r is k of elect r ic shock . Imp ro[...]

  • Page 11

    -9- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP Th is mach ine has been ca ref ul l y pack ag e d for saf e tra nspo rtat ion . I f you not ice the ma chi ne has b een da ma ged during sh ipp ing , ple ase con tact y our auth orized Shop Fo x dea ler immed ia tel y . Unp ac ki ng SE TUP The f ol l owin g is a descrip tion of the ma in c ompone n[...]

  • Page 12

    -10- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP • F loor Load: Thi s ma chi ne di st ribut es a he a v y loa d in a sm al l foo tprin t . Some res iden tia l floors ma y requi re addi tion al bra cin g to support bot h mach ine and o p e r a t o r. • W orking Cl earanc es: Consi der exi sti ng and an tici pat ed needs, siz e of ma teria l t[...]

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    -11- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP The asse mbl y pr o c edure con si sts of a ttac hin g the ban dsaw body to the ca bin et stand , i nst al l ing the trunn ion base and tabl e , and at tach ing the f ence ra i ls to the ta bl e . T o assemb le the bandsa w , do these steps : 1. Place the cabinet stand in the working location. —[...]

  • Page 14

    -12- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP 5. R emove the insert and the table slot locking pin from the table. 6. Line up the table slot with the blade, position the table so that the blade is in the center cut-out. 7. R otate the table so that the table slot faces to the right, then insert the table bolts through the mounting holes in th[...]

  • Page 15

    -13- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP 12. Place the fence assembly onto the front rail and position it to the left of the table insert, then secure it in place by pressing down on the lock lever (see Figure 12 ). Figure 12. Fence secured in place. Lock Lever DO N OT opera te th is mac hine withou t an adequ ate dust co llection syste [...]

  • Page 16

    -14- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP B l a de T r ac k i ng Bla de trac king i s a ff ected by the ti l t of the upper whee l ( known as ce n te r trac kin g ) and the a l ign men t of bo th wheels (kno wn as copl ana r tra cking ) . The whee ls on thi s bandsa w wer e al ig ned a t the fa ctor y , so c ent er trac king i s th e onl [...]

  • Page 17

    -15- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP 6. R otate the upper wheel by hand several times (at least three) and watch how the blade rides on the wheel crown. See Figure 15 for an illustration of this concept. — If the blade rides in the center of the upper wheel and is centered on the peak of the wheel crown, then the bandsaw is already[...]

  • Page 18

    -16- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP Onc e the assemb l y is c omp l et e , te st run your mach ine to ma k e su re it runs pro perl y . If , during the tes t run, you ca nnot easi ly loca te the sour ce of an unus ual noise or vibra ti on , sto p usi ng the mach ine im medi at el y , then r eview th e T rou bl eshooting on Page 52 .[...]

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    -17- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP T en s i on i ng B l a de A pr operl y te nsioned bla de i s essen ti a l f or ma kin g ac cura te cuts , ext endi ng the l if e o f the bla de , and ma kin g ma ny o the r ba ndsa w ad jus tmen ts. For ins tan c e , ev er y ti me you r eplac e the blade , you mus t per f orm th is pr oc edur e be[...]

  • Page 20

    -18- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP A d j us ti ng P os i t i v e S t op Af ter using the tab le a t a ti lt of o ther th an 0 ° , the p os itive st op a ll ows the tabl e to be qu ick l y and a c cur a tel y re turned to the horizon tal p os i ti on in r el a tion to the bla de . Thi s is im p ortan t f or ac cu ra te cu tti ng r [...]

  • Page 21

    -19- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP A l i gn i ng T a b l e T o ens ure c ut ti ng ac curacy whe n the tabl e is firs t in sta ll ed, the ta bl e shoul d be al ig ned so the mi te r slo t is par al le l to th e ban dsaw blad e . Th is proc edure works best with a 3 ⁄ 4 " b la de . Tools Needed Qty W rench or Socket 10mm .....[...]

  • Page 22

    -20- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP A l i gn i ng Mi t er Gau ge Bod y T o ens ure a c cur a te cu ttin g resul ts whe n usi ng the mi te r ga uge , the mi ter gaug e body must be a l ig ned wit h the b l a d e. Tools Needed Qty Machinist's Square ..............................................1 P hillips Screwdriver............[...]

  • Page 23

    -21- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP A d j us ti ng F e nc e The fe n ce must be a l ig ned wit h the bl ade to en sur e ac cura te cutt ing r esul ts. Th is is best done b y al ign ing the fe nc e w i th the mi te r sl ot af ter the tab l e is prope rl y ali g n e d. Tools Needed Qty Hex W rench 5mm .................................[...]

  • Page 24

    -22- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP A d j us ti ng B la de S upp or t B ea r in g s The su pport b eari ngs ar e posi tioned behi nd the blade and suppo rt the ba ck of the bla de du ring cutt ing opera ti ons. Pr oper ad ju stm en t of the support bea r in gs is an i mportan t part o f ma king ac cura te cuts a nd a lso keeps the b[...]

  • Page 25

    -23- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP 7. Loosen the thumbscrew on the support bearing adjustment shaft (see Figure 27 ). 8. Use the knurled knob to position the support bearing approximately 0.016" away from the back of the blade, as illustrated in Figure 29 . Tip: For a quick gauge, fold a crisp dollar bill in half twice (four t[...]

  • Page 26

    -24- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP A d j us ti ng B la de Gu i de B ea r in g s The bl ade guide s pr ovid e si de- to- side support to keep the blad e st rai gh t whi le cutt ing . The bl ade gui des ar e desi gned to be ad jus ted in two wa ys— fo r wa rd / backwar d and side - to- si de . P rope rly ad just ed bla de g ui des [...]

  • Page 27

    -25- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE TUP 7. Loosen the cap screws behind the guide bearings (see Figure 31 ), then open the upper wheel cover . 8. R otate the upper wheel with one hand, and use the hex wrench to rotate the eccentric guide bearings until they just begin to rotate with the blade (see Figure 33 ). The guides should just lig[...]

  • Page 28

    -26- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS OP ER A TIONS G enera l Th is mach ine w i ll perf orm man y types of ope ra tions tha t a re beyond the sc ope of th is m anu al . Man y of th ese opera tio ns can be da nger ous or dea dl y if per f ormed inc orrect ly . The i nst ructions in th is secti on ar e writ ten wi th th e unde rs[...]

  • Page 29

    -27- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS Ope r a ti on O v er v i e w The purpose of th is ove r view is t o pr ovide th e no vic e ma ch ine opera tor with a basic unders tand ing of how the mach ine is used du ring opera ti on , so the machine con tro ls / com ponen t s d isc ussed lat er in thi s man ua l are eas ier t o unde rs[...]

  • Page 30

    -28- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS Bas i c C on t r o ls Ref er to Fi gur es 35 – 37 and th e desc ript ions belo w t o bet te r underst and the bas ic con tro ls an d c omponen ts of th is ban dsaw . A. ON/OFF Buttons: T urns the motor ON and OFF . B. Upper Wheel Cover Knob: Enables access to the upper wheel compartment. C[...]

  • Page 31

    -29- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS C u tt i ng Ov e r v i e w The Model W 1 706 i s c apable of per forming the following c ut s: • Mite r s • C ompound Ang les • A ngle s • S im pl e / Co mpl ex Cur v es • Res awing • Dupl ica te Parts • Ripping • Circles • Cr osscut ting • Be v el ed Curves W o rk p i ec[...]

  • Page 32

    -30- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS • Wet or "Green" Stock: Cutting wood with a moisture content over 20% causes unnecessary wear on the blade and yields poor results. • Excessive Warping: W orkpieces with excessive cupping, bowing, or twisting are dangerous to cut because they are unstable and can move unp[...]

  • Page 33

    -31- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS T ab l e T i l t The ta bl e ti l ts 45 ° to th e righ t and 1 0 ° to the l eft f or a wide ra nge of cu tti ng opti ons. T o ti lt the tabl e , do these step s : 1. DISCONNECT BANDSA W FROM POWER! 2. Loosen the two trunnion lock knobs underneath the table (see Figure 40 ), then use the ti[...]

  • Page 34

    -32- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS Ri p pin g Ri ppin g is the pr ocess of cu ttin g w i th the g ra in o f the wood stock . Fo r pl y wood and o the r pr o c essed wood , ripp ing sim pl y mea ns cut ting down th e l ength o f the workp iece . For ripping, a wider blade is better . In most ripping applications, a standard ra[...]

  • Page 35

    -33- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS Cr ossc utti ng Cr osscut ting is the proc ess of cut ti ng acr oss the gra in of wood . F or pl y wood an d o the r pr o c essed wood , cr osscut ting simp ly mean s cu ttin g acr oss the w id th of the mat er ial. T o mak e a 90 ˚ cr osscut , do these steps : 1. Mark the workpiece on the [...]

  • Page 36

    -34- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS R esa w i ng Resa wing ( see F igure 44 f or an exam ple ) is th e pr ocess of cut ti ng a boar d in to two or mor e th inne r boa r ds . The maximu m boar d widt h tha t can be resa wn is l im it ed b y the maximum c ut ti ng hei ght of the bandsa w . Ma ximu m cu tt ing he ig ht f or th is[...]

  • Page 37

    -35- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS When cutt ing cu r ves , simu lta neousl y f eed and turn the st o c k ca ref ull y so th at the bla de f oll ows the la you t l ine with out tw is ting . Use eit her a na rrow er bla de or a bl ad e with more TPI ( tee th per in ch ) , or ma ke mor e re l ief cuts , to av oid ha v i ng t o [...]

  • Page 38

    -36- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS The Model W1 706 o ff ers blade speeds of 1 50 0 & 32 0 0 FP M ( F eet Pe r Mi nute ) . Fo r genera l woodwo rking and most cu tt ing opera ti ons, we r ecom mend usi ng the 3200 FPM speed . Keep i n m ind , the r esul ts fr om di ff eren t speeds ar e rel at ed to the type of bl ade bei[...]

  • Page 39

    -37- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS B l a de I n f or m a t i on Sel ecting the righ t blad e requ ires a knowl edge of the variou s bl ade cha racte rist ics to ma tc h the bl ade w i th the parti cula r cut ti ng opera tion . Blade Length Measu red b y the cir cum f er ence , blad e l engths are usua ll y un ique to the br a[...]

  • Page 40

    -38- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS Tooth Style Fig u re 49 illus tra te s the thr ee mai n toot h styl es : •  Raker: Considered to be the standard because the tooth size and shape are the same as the tooth gullet. The teeth on raker blades usually are very numerous, have no angle, and produce cuts by scraping the mat[...]

  • Page 41

    -39- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS B l a de C h a ng es If the bandsaw should unexpectedly start up when the wheel covers are ope n or whe n ch ang ing the bla de, entanglement or amputation injuries could result. ALWAYS disconnect the bandsaw from power before opening the wheel covers. T o cha nge the blad e , do these step [...]

  • Page 42

    -40- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) OPER A TIONS A C C ES SOR IES Ba n dsa w A c c es sori es The foll ow ing Ban dsa w ac c essor i es ma y be a va il abl e throu gh your l ocal Woods tock I n te r n a tion al Inc . Dea ler . If you do no t ha ve a deal er i n you r are a, these pr oducts ar e a lso ava i lab le th rough onl ine dea le rs[...]

  • Page 43

    -41- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) M AINTENANCE M AINTENANCE Lub r ic ation The table can be kept rust-free with regular applications of products like SLIPIT ® . For long term storage you may want to consider products like Boeshield T -9™. P r o t ect i ng T ab l e F requ en tl y blo w-o ff sa wdus t wit h c ompres sed a ir . This is e[...]

  • Page 44

    -42- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE S E RV I CE Th is section cov ers the most c ommon serv ic e ad j ustm en t s or pr ocedu res tha t ma y need to be made during the l if e of your mach ine . If you r equir e add iti onal mac hin e serv ic e no t in cl uded in thi s section , pl ease c ontac t W oodstoc k Int erna tion al T ech[...]

  • Page 45

    -43- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE Be l t Se r vic e T o ens ure op timu m power tran sm issi on fr om the moto r to the blad e , th e b e lt mus t be in good cond iti on and operat e unde r pr oper te nsi on. The bel t shoul d be chec k ed f or cra cks, f ra ying , and wea r . Bel t ten sion sh oul d be check ed a t le ast eve [...]

  • Page 46

    -44- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE Replacing Belt Tools Needed Qty Socket 12mm w/Extension ....................................1 W rench or Socket 13mm .......................................1 To replace the belt, do these steps: 1. DISCONNECT BANDSA W FROM POWER! 2. Open both wheel covers, remove the bandsaw blade, and loosen t[...]

  • Page 47

    -45- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE S h i mm i ng T ab l e T o ens ure a c cur acy when cut ting stac k ed wo rkpi eces or ci rcl es, the ta bl e shoul d be 90 ° to the bac k of the bla de , as i l l ust ra ted in Fig ur e 56 . If the tab l e is not perpend icul ar to the ba ck of the bla de , the tab l e wil l need to be sh im [...]

  • Page 48

    -46- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE B l a de L ea d Band sa w blad es may wande r off the cu t li ne when sawing , as sho wn in F igure 58 —t hi s is ca ll ed bla de lead . Bla de l ea d is us u ally ca used b y too fas t of a f eed rat e , a dul l or damage d bla de , or im proper blade ten si on . If y our blade is sha rp / u[...]

  • Page 49

    -47- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE Tool Needed Qty W rench or Socket 10mm .......................................1 The skew the table, do these steps: 1. On a scrap piece of wood, mark a line that is perpendicular to the front edge. Starting where the line begins, cut the board by pushing it through the blade with the miter gaug[...]

  • Page 50

    -48- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE 3. With the blade installed and properly tensioned, hold a straightedge close to the center of both wheels. Make sure the straightedge fully extends across the wheels, as shown in Figure 61 on the previous page. — If the wheels are coplanar (see Figure 62 , "A"), the straightedge wi[...]

  • Page 51

    -49- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE Shimming a Wheel 1. DISCONNECT BANDSA W FROM POWER! 2. With a straightedge touching both points of whichever wheel is forward most, measure the distance the straightedge is away from the out- of-adjustment upper wheel (see Figure 63 for an example). 3. R emove the blade from the saw , then remo[...]

  • Page 52

    -50- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE These pa ges ar e curr en t at the ti me of pr i nt ing . How ev er , in the spi r i t of im prov emen t, we ma y ma k e ch anges to the elect r ic a l syst ems of fu tur e ma chi nes. S tudy thi s dia gram car efu ll y . If you not ice di ff eren c es between your ma ch ine and th ese wiring d[...]

  • Page 53

    -51- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE STOP Read Page 50 Befo re Wiring W 1 7 06 Wi ri ng Di agr a m[...]

  • Page 54

    -52- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) SE RVI CE T r o ub leshooting Th is section cov ers the most c ommon pr oble ms and c orr e ct ion s wit h thi s type of ma ch ine . W ARNING! DO NOT mak e any ad jus tments un til po wer is discon nected an d moving par ts ha ve come to a comp lete st op ! PROB LE M POSSIBLE C AUSE CORRECTI VE A CTIO N [...]

  • Page 55

    -53- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) PA R T S 1 1-1 1-2 1-3 1-4 1-5 8 11 11-1 11-2 11-3 11-4 11-5 12 13 25V2 26V2 73 97 98 98-1 99 100 101 102 103 104 104-1 105 106 108 109 110 111 112 113 174V2 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 184 104 PA R T S Ca b i n e t S ta n d[...]

  • Page 56

    -54- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) PA R T S Ca b i n e t S ta n d P a r ts L i s t REF PART # DESCRIPTION REF PART # DESCRIPTION 1 X1706001 CABINET STAND ASSEMBLY 101 X1706101 TRUNNION 1-1 X1706001-1 CABINET STAND 102 X1706102 TILT SCALE 1-2 X1706001-2 CABINET DOOR 103 X1706103 TRUNNION CLAMP SHOE 1-3 X1706001-3 BOTTOM BLACK STRIPE 104 XP[...]

  • Page 57

    -55- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) PA R T S Bod y 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14V2 15 16 17 19 20V2 21 22 23 24V2 28 29 29-1 30 31 33 34 35 35-1 35-2 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 45-1 46 47 48 51 55 56 57 59 60 61 63 64 65 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 88 89 92 93 94 95 113 115 116 117 118 118-1 119 120 121 122 123 124 127 128 1[...]

  • Page 58

    -56- Model W 1 70 6 ( Mfg . Sinc e 8 / 1 0 ) PA R T S Bo dy P a r ts L i s t REF PART # DESCRIPTION REF PART # DESCRIPTION 41 X1706041 WHEEL TIRE 89 X1706089 GUIDE SHAFT BRACKET 42 XPN01 HEX NUT 1/2-20 90 X1706090 GUIDE POST GUARD 43 XPR21M INT RETAINING RING 35MM 92 XPS06 PHLP HD SCR 10-24 X 3/8 44 XP6202-2RS BALL BEARING 6202-2RS 93 X1706093 LOWE[...]

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