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Knife Setting Gaug

$8.83

Fix Number: FIX10459529
Manufacturer Part Number: 6012295

Table Saw Ball Bearing

$41.67

Fix Number: FIX10463888
Manufacturer Part Number: BB-6203ZZ

This ball bearing is 17 mm and fits a variety of gardening power tools. The ball bearing has two contact rubber seals on each side and two non-contact metal shields on each end as well. Tip: if your tools needs only one seal or shield, then take off one of the shields or seals from this ball bearing. Refer to the manual provided by the manufacturer for further installation instructions and a detailed diagram.

Installation Instructions

Adam from FREMONT, NE

Saw was making loud screeching noise and unsatisfactory cuts

1: disconnect power and remove blade
2: remove spanner nut
3: remove arbor nut. Spins opposite:
righty loosy lefty tighty
4: remove arbor with mallet and dowel
5: use arbor press to take off ball bearing
6: press on new bearing Read more...

Groove Pin, 1/4 X 3

$10.10

Fix Number: FIX10462872
Manufacturer Part Number: 6624006

Hex Nut

$10.10

Fix Number: FIX10467494
Manufacturer Part Number: TS-0561031

Gear

$16.41

Fix Number: FIX10459745
Manufacturer Part Number: 6284713

Cutterhead Guard Assembly

$71.98

Fix Number: FIX10459639
Manufacturer Part Number: 60B-270

Ball Bearing

$45.46

Fix Number: FIX10463886
Manufacturer Part Number: BB-6202ZZ

This is an authentic OEM replacement part for certain models of Jet, Powermatic, and Wilton tools that is sourced from the manufacturer. To ensure that this will fit your tool, please see the "Model Cross Reference List" below. This part has an outer diameter of 1.5", and metal shielding on both sides. The bearing is used to reduce friction between two rotating parts. It keeps wear on the equipment to a minimum, and helps the mechanics run efficiently. Depending on how often you use your tool, your bearings will need routine replacement due to continual pressure on them. Signs of broken or failing Ball Bearings include squealing, screeching, or grinding noise when powering the device off. Each is sold individually.