what if i do not have the screws for this blade? how do i go by getting the screws/
180947
I probably would just get another blade n keep the screws from the new one too much of a hassle
180948
Not sure exactly what you're asking. Did you lose the screws? They should be on the Andis trimmer you already own. In that case, you don't need a new set.
634029
You get 1 "E cut" blade (which is a "combo" metal/wood). That may be enough, but I suggest you invest in extra blades. You'll find once the blade is shot, you better have a replacement available.
688608
You can get them on our website or we probably have a listing on Amazon. The part number for these replacement blade would be SDT-WRA10-CW.
1632857
To remove the old blade and install the new blade you must loosen a set screw which comes with the new fan. Very easy install. Not sure about your number.
555770
I would get in touch with the Stanley company at http://www.stanleytoolparts.com/ where they ave parts and accessories. Frankly, though, the blade is SO sharp and well-tempered that I would think it would be a very long time before it would have to be replaced.
2173059
I just bought the missing screws from a hardware store. It had all of the major pieces, the kit was just missing a couple of the screws which can be easily found anywhere.
630198
I have the standard screw on from the bottom handle which comes apart and you lay the blade on the 3 pegs and screw handle back together and they work fine ,hope that helps.
2242845
Yes, the new or the old screw will fit the new blade just fine. I used the old screws & kept the new ones as a backup in case I ever lost any.
690132
I did not try to take the blades off. I think it's probably not safe to. On the new assembly that I got, there is no screw or nut.
1547187
There should be a wrench that came with it, usually slide into the back of the saw, there is a holder for it there, make sure the saw is unplugged and unscrew the bolt in the center, using something like a piece of wood to keep the blade from rotating while unscrewing the bolt
1371511
For the record, there are "instructions" inside the cardboard of the packaging, but they're mostly worthless. If you have any questions concerning blade adjustment or parts replacement, then go here: http://www.felcostore.com/maintenance
1541041
There are two bolts that, when removed, allow the blade to be removed. As to replacing it, I must query the vendor for part number and source. Hope this helps.
2057966
I believe there is a site on-line to buy a replacement blade... however.... it should take a few years to go through the first blade according to my usage anyway.
1487727
Yes, it's as simple as just screwing down the two screws. Shouldn't take more than one minute to replace the blade.
2168574
I would contact either the manufacturer or the vendor. Usually they offer replacement kits for screws and other small parts. No experience with this particular item.
710694
You can get spare blades from eReplacementParts.com. Go to "Skil" parts and look in "Misc Skil Parts"
2242844
Yes, loosen the two screws on the old blade and remove the blades, then replace them with these new blades. You should have no problem at all.