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Wide view of the table flipped over. Also the back is facing you.

Wide view of the table flipped over. Also the back is facing you.

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Close up of the yoke. Those are oil lines from the Bjur oiler.

Close up of the yoke. Those are oil lines from the Bjur oiler.

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Another view of the yoke and center of the saddle. (I know a lot of various angles.)

Another view of the yoke and center of the saddle. (I know a lot of various angles.)

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Another view of how dirty the inside of the saddle is near the yoke.

Another view of how dirty the inside of the saddle is near the yoke.

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Top ways of the saddle showing some oil pathways and some flaking. My ways are worn down on both ends. This is the left side.

Top ways of the saddle showing some oil pathways and some flaking. My ways are worn down on both ends. This is the left side.

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Top ways of the saddle showing some oil pathways and some flaking. My ways are worn down on both ends.

Top ways of the saddle showing some oil pathways and some flaking. My ways are worn down on both ends.

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Another overview of the inside of the saddle.

Another overview of the inside of the saddle.

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The threads you see outside of the housing.....that's built up grease...and chips. Really filthy! 30 years worth.

The threads you see outside of the housing.....that's built up grease...and chips. Really filthy! 30 years worth.

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You have successfully removed your table! I made my small workbench to allow me to work on the table and the saddle.

You have successfully removed your table! I made my small workbench to allow me to work on the table and the saddle.

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The table was about 80 pounds heavier than me and I was able to remove it by hand this way.

The table was about 80 pounds heavier than me and I was able to remove it by hand this way.

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The table is HEAVY 250 pounds... with a heavy enough table right next to the machine it's not too bad.

The table is HEAVY 250 pounds... with a heavy enough table right next to the machine it's not too bad.

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Time to pull the table off...I built a simple workbench at work height for me...about 37" high...less cuts on my lumber I had.

Time to pull the table off...I built a simple workbench at work height for me...about 37" high...less cuts on my lumber I had.

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Remove the table lock. There is a plunger inside that has the matching angle to the table dovetail. Use a magnet to remove...

Remove the table lock. There is a plunger inside that has the matching angle to the table dovetail. Use a magnet to remove...

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How the adjustment screw fits in the gib.

How the adjustment screw fits in the gib.

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Overview of the gib and screw showing adjustment screw and oil pathways on the other side.

Overview of the gib and screw showing adjustment screw and oil pathways on the other side.

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Overview of the gib and screw showing adjustment screw and oil pathways.

Overview of the gib and screw showing adjustment screw and oil pathways.

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Overview of the gib and screw.

Overview of the gib and screw.

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Remove the gib.

Remove the gib.

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As you unscrew the adjustment screw it will pull the table gib with it. The screw sits in a slot on the side of the gib.

As you unscrew the adjustment screw it will pull the table gib with it. The screw sits in a slot on the side of the gib.

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Believe it or not this is where the table gib adjustment screw is... take it out.

Believe it or not this is where the table gib adjustment screw is... take it out.

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The bearing numbers for this feed screw.

The bearing numbers for this feed screw.

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Now you need to press out or tap out your bearings for replacement.

Now you need to press out or tap out your bearings for replacement.

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At this point you can remove the feed screw if you have removed the handle/power feed on the right side of the unit.

At this point you can remove the feed screw if you have removed the handle/power feed on the right side of the unit.

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The end of the feed screw.

The end of the feed screw.

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