#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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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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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.
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The blade is built with a 7/8" arbor as you point out; however, when I ordered my blade from AMZ it came with a metal ring insert that you can push into the 7/8" arbor hole to reduce it to a 5/8" arbor hole. Have used the insert ring repeatedly (don't misplace it!) and have not had any problems at all. Works great. Don't know for sure, but I bet that this blade always includes the 5/8" arbor insert ring. Go for it; you won't be disappointed by the performance of this blade.
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No idea, sorry. My saw works fine and have had no issues with it. I would call Poulan direct and get list of area shops who would be able to work on your saw. Good luck!
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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
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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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I haven't tried other blades however I have the fein corded as well and the blades are not the open, slide on design, they attach with an Allen socket head screw. Just need to check if the end is open or closed. Good luck
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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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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.
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The one I have had threads and screwed directly into a telescoping handle I had from another brush (but different mfg). The shaft on the handle is very slim and does not hang up on the brush inlet.
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Yes it is it has the splined shaft, not the flat one. If your blades have the flat where the shaft go's into you will need a new blade.
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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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Another guy asked a question just like this. Someone said this blade worked with a variety of Andis trimmers. Look into the return policy and experiment. Then let me know how it works out.
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Not sure about Craftsmen. I believe it indicated it would fit several mowers and my riding mower is a Poulan with a 38" deck. My local repair shop was only able to come up with a 4 point mount so I went online and found this one myself. Since the price was less than half of what I was quoted for one, I decided to buy 2. It works perfectly and I have a backup on hand. Your longer blade may change the torque, but if you are unable to find a 3 point for a 42" deck, the gambler in me would try this one. Good luck, Ann
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If it connects with a single screw like modern ones I will work. I would go to a local store that sells scroll saws and look at the holder and compare. I bought this to replace my factory Porter Cable holder and it works flawless! It can be used as pin in or plain in. Downside to this is you must use an Allan wrench to install and remove the blade, but worth the extra few seconds. It grips a plain in blade so it doesn't slip when you tighten it. The instructions are a little confusing but once you figure them out it is a 5 minute install. Good luck and I hope it works for you, it was a great investment for me as I use my scroll saw daily for part of my woodworking business. If it connects with a single screw like modern ones I will work. I would go to a local store that sells scroll saws and look at the holder and compare. I bought this to replace my factory Porter Cable holder and it works flawless! It can be used as pin in or plain in. Downside to this is you must use an Allan wrench to install and remove the blade, but worth the extra few seconds. It grips a plain in blade so it doesn't slip when you tighten it. The instructions are a little confusing but once you figure them out it is a 5 minute install. Good luck and I hope it works for you, it was a... » Read More If it connects with a single screw like modern ones I will work. I would go to a local store that sells scroll saws and look at the holder and compare. I bought this to replace my factory Porter Cable holder and it works flawless! It can be used as pin in or plain in. Downside to this is you must use an Allan wrench to install and remove the blade, but worth the extra few seconds. It grips a plain in blade so it doesn't slip when you tighten it. The instructions are a little confusing but once you figure them out it is a 5 minute install. Good luck and I hope it works for you, it was a great investment for me as I use my scroll saw daily for part of my woodworking business. « Show Less
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I installed on a hunter fan and it works fine. The finish is not a perfect match but was close enough for me.