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Another view of the feed screw.

Another view of the feed screw.

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A view of the bearing bracket (with bearings still installed there are 2)

A view of the bearing bracket (with bearings still installed there are 2)

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Remove the 4 cap head screws holding the bearing bracket in place.

Remove the 4 cap head screws holding the bearing bracket in place.

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A view of what you should have taken off by now in order of appearance. lol

A view of what you should have taken off by now in order of appearance. lol

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Remove the three cap screws holding the bearing retainer.

Remove the three cap screws holding the bearing retainer.

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Next remove the woodruff key. I found taping lightly on the front of the key with a screw driver or punch will rock the key out easily.

Next remove the woodruff key. I found taping lightly on the front of the key with a screw driver or punch will rock the key out easily.

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Unscrew and remove the dial locking nut. Remove the dial and the dial holder. (The threaded part)

Unscrew and remove the dial locking nut. Remove the dial and the dial holder. (The threaded part)

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Take the handle off as well.

Take the handle off as well.

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We are starting with the left side table feed handle. Remove this nut first.

We are starting with the left side table feed handle. Remove this nut first.

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  • Media owner Birder
  • Date added Aug 3, 2017
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Tighten the set screw down and the new brake handle is installed!

Tighten the set screw down and the new brake handle is installed!

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Insert the dowel pin... this was fun you have to fiddle with it to get it in place...

Insert the dowel pin... this was fun you have to fiddle with it to get it in place...

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This is how the handle should be oriented when installed.

This is how the handle should be oriented when installed.

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The dowel pin for the handle.

The dowel pin for the handle.

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There is where the set screw holds the pin in place...this faces out. Seems obvious but anyway. :)

There is where the set screw holds the pin in place...this faces out. Seems obvious but anyway. :)

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Spindle brake handle with pin and set screw.

Spindle brake handle with pin and set screw.

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Install the cover with the single screw...and that's it. You should be able to test at this point. Fingers crossed!

Install the cover with the single screw...and that's it. You should be able to test at this point. Fingers crossed!

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The upper wires are the motor wires. The lower are the "line" wires coming in from the power source. Center screw to left is ground.

The upper wires are the motor wires. The lower are the "line" wires coming in from the power source. Center screw to left is ground.

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4 incoming wires.

4 incoming wires.

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Time to wire the reversing switch.

Time to wire the reversing switch.

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Wide angle of the head reinstalled! Great job if you followed me this far... long journey! Lets fix the table!

Wide angle of the head reinstalled! Great job if you followed me this far... long journey! Lets fix the table!

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The head should look like this after being bolted on.

The head should look like this after being bolted on.

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Install the smaller nuts and washers on the right. (all the washers are the same size.) Beveled side of the washer faces out.

Install the smaller nuts and washers on the right. (all the washers are the same size.) Beveled side of the washer faces out.

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Standard nut and the washers go on the right side as you face the machine.

Standard nut and the washers go on the right side as you face the machine.

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