#1. Will this work with Hunter 53091 Builder Deluxe 5-Blade? #2. Is it threaded at both ends...the one end looks pointed in the picture?
21836
If I remember correctly it is but you have a pin connection at the too that has to go in place at the top. When you're done you have a pretty secure connection
1093984
I checked your saw online and, with the exception of the base, it appears to be basically the same as mine. The existing fence appears to be the same and actually many parts on the various Rockwell saws were interchangeable. I would suggest that the Delta 36-T30 Fence will bolt right up after removal of the old fence system...and, I think you'll be glad you did it.
1412810
I am trying to find the same thing. I have ordered one from ecomowers that may or may not fit, I will have to wait til it shows up. I will post if it does work.
1593997
The lower wheel was a tiny bit out of true. The blade that comes with the saw (5/8") rode perfectly on the wheel. But when I changed to a 1/4 or 1/8 inch blade it started riding on the outside of the wheel. Customer service walked me through the process of getting that straight. Customer service was friendly and helpful without being condescending. Also we looked at the brand of blade I was using. Also it turns out that Timberwolf blades did not work well on the saw. What we saw was that two blades the same width had way different tension settings when installed on the saw. I hope that helps. The lower wheel was a tiny bit out of true. The blade that comes with the saw (5/8") rode perfectly on the wheel. But when I changed to a 1/4 or 1/8 inch blade it started riding on the outside of the wheel. Customer service walked me through the process of getting that straight. Customer service was friendly and helpful without being condescending. Also we looked at the brand of blade I was using. Also it turns out that Timberwolf blades did not work well on the saw. What we saw was that two blades the same width had way different tension settings when installed on the saw. I hope that... » Read More The lower wheel was a tiny bit out of true. The blade that comes with the saw (5/8") rode perfectly on the wheel. But when I changed to a 1/4 or 1/8 inch blade it started riding on the outside of the wheel. Customer service walked me through the process of getting that straight. Customer service was friendly and helpful without being condescending. Also we looked at the brand of blade I was using. Also it turns out that Timberwolf blades did not work well on the saw. What we saw was that two blades the same width had way different tension settings when installed on the saw. I hope that helps. « Show Less
120368
disclaimer: i am not an expert at all. so, i bought this for my Swisher 60-Inch Zero Turn Riding Mower. it has 3 blades below the deck. the part # listed in my manual is 3293.however, i have used finishing blades on my mower as well. i just made sure that they were the correct length, so they did not hit each other. i have used poulan blades as an alternative to the often more expensive swisher blades. it worked for me.
338150
Also make sure that you order extra bolts. Four for each spindle. They did not come with the bundle package. And you will need 3 nuts that hold the blades on. None of which came with the package that I ordered. the holes were the bolts go through on the spindles are not threaded but that's not a problem because I just started one of the bolts through and it threaded itself.
2260940
Hi, I bought this for my father, as he's the hunter. I know he made an adapter for his gun, but he doesn't usually need instructions for things like this. Have you tried contacting the company? If you're more specific on what you need, maybe I can ask my father for you. Regards, Debby
564216
I think it's pretty standard, Works on my Toro trimmer. And I also use a Craftsman edger that I use with the Toro trimmer, so I believe everything uses the same size attachments...good luck.
843500
It has been several years, but i remember it was not intuitive. i think there is a black short plastic tube, that attaches the blade assembly to the pole, and in the end the head attaches like the rest of the extensions.it took me a bit to figure it out, i put it together and it has worked wonderfully since then great saw!
2077155
I got mine yesterday (5/14/14), and the pin issue has been fixed. It has a bolt now like the picture in the description. I will try to upload a picture if I can figure out how, but at least the pair I got does not have a pin. I haven't used them yet, but they look and feel sturdy to me and the grips feel much nicer than my old wooden handle ones.
652530
Had the same question myself, since that is the model of Hitachi miter saw I am intending to buy. If you look at the Amazon user uploaded photos, the second one shows the laser on the Hitachi C10FCE2. The model number is on the side of the blade housing. Amazon also seems to think these two items are "regular bought together". Planning on purchasing both and seeing if it works out. I'll try to update my experience. *Update* Installed and it works perfectly. Didn't need to make any adjustments when I installed it.
1840365
I use a Skill router. It has BOTH a plunge base and a fixed base. Taking a quick look at both bases I see no reason why either would fail to work except that you need a "TurnLock" base plate and bushings. They come in a kit and I don't think the Milescraft 1212 includes it. The reason? The TurnLock Base Plate kit is universal... I thin. It has a whole bunch of holes to screw it to the router. The one problem I had with the TurnLock Base is the attachment screws that came with my router weren't long enough for the heavier TurnLock Base. I took the router and plate into Lowes and managed to find some screws long enough. I think that using a plunge router with the TurnLock Base might be problematic due to the guides not liking the bit to slide up and down. So, you might want to make sure you can lock out the plunge before investing in the TurnLock Base Plate. The TurnLock Base Plate kit I bought comes with multiple sized guides for different sized bits. My local Lowes says they have it in stock and this is a TINY little town, Galax VA $20 +-. LeeValley.com also sells it for a little more and Amazon sells it for LESS, search Amazon, best deal I found, use the words, "milescraft turnlock router baseplate kit" in Amazon's search box I think it was $18 then some shipping charge. You absolutely must have this base plate set to use the Milescraft 1212. If the set doesn't fit your router then you're out of luck. BUT, no router will work with the Milescraft 1212 without the special base plate. AND... my ongoing problem with the ALL the sign tools I've found is that the letters are set up to carve VERTICALLY. So, if I want to carve the box numbers into a 6X6 rural mailbox post... I'm out of luck. No one seems to make the templates.
1614288
I used it with 2 saws. One a craftsmen the other a delta. It fit both. I had to drill some holes for one. Buts it seems to be pretty universal.
1347632
It is compatible with both. I have blades of both types and they both fit securely. Though I would point out that the T-shank is a bit trickier to insert.
1474272
I have LA115 it worked on my mower only difference was the bolt holes were not threaded. I used a 5/16 tap to make the threads, used 5/16x3/4 uss bolt with flat washers. My deck is 42"not .
1489797
In the description it does say you can attach other blades to it. So you can give it a try. If it doesn't fit you can return it.
1495035
I can't say for sure if it fits, it fits my husquvarna and just screws right in. As far as the growth....it works wonders. I worked the heck out of my first set for over a year, even bending the blades on a few stumps. U'll love them. I had some 'over my head' growth also, knocks it down like a breeze but they dp tend to pile up on ya quick once cut down.