#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?
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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
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Not sure. BUT, all the woodburning units are the same size, but the difference is the threads, some metric, some in inches. Fine and less fine. Sucks really, but my tips interchange with my other irons, lucky me I guess, as I read that others didn't have such luck. Sorry if my answer is a bit vague. But the cost is so slight, I just went with it. I have 3 wood burning irons, and I like this one the best. The other one is good, but the plastic handle cracked, thus I wrapped electrical tape around it, and its still usuable. But the Weller Iron WSB@5WB hasn't done that to me as of yet, and I've put about 12 hours on it already. :)
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Works great with a 629 PC Hunter. Does not work with a 629 stealth hunter without modifications to the leather where the front sight goes, because of barrel thickness. one small cut is enough. If it works with a 686, probably with some modification
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I'm not sure what you are asking, but the nut that holds the blade on is reverse threaded. If the bolt head is stripped just use vice grips to remove the bolt and replace with a reverse thread nut. It blot is stripped then you will need to replace both the drive bolt and the nut...you would have to order as parts from Husqvarna...good luck.
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Originally purchased Tanaka Blade it 748504 because it was listed as compatible to install a blade on my Hitachi grass & brush trimmer but nothing in the kit would fit. I was able to mount a blade on my stihl trimmer using some of the parts in the Kit. I don't know if yours will fit or not. I used the stihl blade
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The blades have a positive hook. I have used it for cross cutting dado on my Sears radial arm saw and it works very well with perfect flat-bottomed slots. It is a bit "grabby", so I use it by starting the saw when it is pulled all the way towards me and then cutting on a push stroke. When cutting on a pull stroke you have to be very careful on the feed rate as it will stall the motor.
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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!
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I have one with the number on the blade next to the handle. I don't remember, if the one I bought is the one I currently have. The one I bought through Amazon was recalled because of the sheath, so, I sent it back (maybe it was just the sheath???), and they put some more metal rivets in it or sent me a new sheath??? I had heard that one or more persons had tried to holster the blade upside down and it cut the stitching out of the sheath. Unless there is more than one recall, this is the only one I have heard of. They reinforced the stitched side with the metal rivets, so, you couldn't cut yourself or let the blade drop out and cut your toes off??? I have one with the number on the blade next to the handle. I don't remember, if the one I bought is the one I currently have. The one I bought through Amazon was recalled because of the sheath, so, I sent it back (maybe it was just the sheath???), and they put some more metal rivets in it or sent me a new sheath??? I had heard that one or more persons had tried to holster the blade upside down and it cut the stitching out of the sheath. Unless there is more than one recall, this is the only one I have heard of. They reinforced the stitched side with the metal rivets, so, you couldn't cut... » Read More I have one with the number on the blade next to the handle. I don't remember, if the one I bought is the one I currently have. The one I bought through Amazon was recalled because of the sheath, so, I sent it back (maybe it was just the sheath???), and they put some more metal rivets in it or sent me a new sheath??? I had heard that one or more persons had tried to holster the blade upside down and it cut the stitching out of the sheath. Unless there is more than one recall, this is the only one I have heard of. They reinforced the stitched side with the metal rivets, so, you couldn't cut yourself or let the blade drop out and cut your toes off??? « Show Less
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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 .
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See reviews, I return 2 of them: (1) blade not 90 degree/cannot adjust as stops near 88-89 and (2) return was miter slot off 1/4inch parallel to blade. Think Rockwell is not fixing and sending out same crap for some sucker to buy. As for fence, I don't think so but never got that far as I returned them both. Good luck
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No it will not. I also have a craftsman with a 22" blade but the bolt patern is diffrent they include some washers but I when I installed it the shaft would turn and not the blade. I eventualy went to Sears and bought the exact blade.
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This blade in the picture is not the 5/8" arbor type. As a matter of fact, I bought the 5/8" arbor and I haven't opened the box and use it yet. My understanding is the nut of the grinder can be screwed in from both sides. One side is for a thin blade the other side is for a thicker blade such as the 5/8" arbor.
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Don't know if you saw my review or not. I use a Fusion also. It doesn't fit well, but it can fit. You just need to angle it a bit more - until the handle is almost parallel to the unit. This is not the recommended angle but I find that it still works - it restores my blade just fine.
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You didn't listen (read and comprehend): The SX40 is not threaded. It is a bayonet fitting - very nearly the identical diameter as a threaded, so a threaded item will turn into it - but is not matching a thread, just held by irregularities in the surface. It is not as strong as a mating of threads. If you just wanted to insult someone, why not be more honest about it? Sorry I wasted my time in responding to someone with such a superior and condescending attitude - especially since you don't know what you are talking about.
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I can't read the model number from the photo. When I clicked on the photo it appears to be a 9 inch blade #7185716. I've purchased this for my Craftsman Edger model # 536.797471. Your model number is different so I don't think I can help. Sorry.
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On my unit the 3 screws that hold the blade will not release. I have tried both directions...thinking they may be reverse thread...still no movement.Tried some penetrant...no luck.Any thoughts
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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.