Can this motor be used with 14" blade?
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You need to match serial numbers (or part numbers) with old motor. Then check to see blade replacement for that motor. I did this for you and it says 12" blades. If you want to do this the right way and FAST way then, I say no. Also if your blades are 14" blades I think this might not be the correct motor for you.
1449845
If it's an attic fan I don't see why not. I'm guessing your measurements are from one blade end to another blade end Not one blade end to end. My attic fan from blade end to blade end is probably very close to 14 inch
1449846
Your part is on Amazon, even cheaper. Just enter Nutone part 89747, you'll see (DB2E005). This sure was a challenge!Please let me know how it went.
2276576
If I were to venture a guess I would say yes as you can tighten the blade housing to accommodate some width adjustment. On the other hand, I would not recommend it.
1342838
Sorry... I have no idea, but I may have to check it out, most Carbide (Cold Cut) saws come with the 15" blade I thought which would not fit the 14" DeWalt naturally. I'm not thrilled with this saw, it does the job for the price, but "Next Time", I'll shell out the bucks for a life time saw. sorry... :(
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As is, probably not. While all the 14" cast iron bandsaws use the same castings, each is drilled and finished differently. That said, with some modifications, this kit can probably be made to fit. Best bet is to find the kit designed for your brand of machine.
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Don't see why not, no reworking on the 14's... Also the estimated shipping was a lot longer then it took had mine in a week and can't beat the price
1631853
David, Yes. It is the same length (14") as the base Lancers but the "B" suffix indicates the blade has a different hookup.
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Hi sk, I'm not sure, because I didn't buy them for use with DFP-14BCN; but I went with them because they claimed blades were for 14-cup processer, which is what I have; got them just to have a complete set, but haven't used these three yet. Have used the large s-blade for mixing up pie filling; and the medium shredder for coleslaw and shredded carrots and radishes for our weekend burrito fest.
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I say if you want to use the loper mechanism no that is up to one inch diameter, if you wish to use the saw at the end yes. The height is 14 feet plus your reach. Hope that helps.
969720
Anyone who says "no" needs to justify their answer because there is no obvious reason why not. I have a 7 1/4" non-ferrous blade on my Skilsaw and it works a charm.
265448
Sorry I purchased this for an older Stihl 14 inch bar and it worked perfectly but I do not know if it is the replacement for that bar. If it's 14" I would guess yes as these are a standard setup. Hope this helps a little,
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It does not have an easy start that I know of. I really do not recommend this chainsaw it is terribly underpowered if stalls on even the softest wood, the 18 blade is just for show, I doubt it would handle a 14" blade
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Hello, No, I'm sorry but it only works for blades up to 7-1/2". Thank you, Bruce
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It might you have a 50-50 chance that it will . Most of these saws were made in China but the quality is different factory to factory. If your mechanically inclined you can probably make it work. Or save up to buy one of the new 14 inch saws that are already made taller, like the new Jet saw.
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Unfortunately, I'm not sure if it can be used or not. I would think you would have some play in the blade if you used a 7/8" arbor and you definitely don't want that due to the rpm's and the potential danger. You want the blade running perfectly true and with a perfect spin.
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They should -- I have a Ridgid 14" saw, and they fit in without any issues. Blocks are a fairly standard part, as most saws will allow you to slide them in as far as needed to make contact with the blade edge before tightening them down.
1998849
this could work, but I do not have a cross match number to be sure. the blade we have (14393) is a 12 inch blade, CSH
1256902
as long as it has the same mounting points it should work better than the installed one. 1400 RPM will always be a good thing! The shaft is easy to cut down, if needed