Thi riser block will work on the old JBS-14MW?
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I can't say for certain that it will work on your band saw, but it worked perfectly on my old WBS-14 even though Jet customer support told me it would not. The only problem is it is white and my older WBS-14 is blue. If you have your owners manual, look at the parts list and compare to the new Jet 14" band saw manual. That is what I did. All of the part numbers for the parts in the the riser kit were the same part numbers I saw in my owners manual.
1469712
As long as your bow has the standard mounting holes on the riser it will work.
1289895
Absolutely not! I bought a pair and my gas block is approximately 3/16" lower than than the receiver rail and, after trying all adjustments possible, I could not even come close to getting any type of accuracy alignment I then tried user a 1/2" riser on the gas block and the same problem arose due to the front now being higher! The gas block and receiver rail MUST be virtually 100% identical in height!
1959997
The rods are the same. You should have 2 extra opening on your existing block for the 50lb rod. If so you can remove the rod from the upgrade kit and install it onto your existing block.
1801332
I doubt it this was the lower priced riser when I bought it. Try new used doing a web search I found one for 9.98 shipped.
1299357
No. U can just rerout the cables and get enough slack to install the risers.
422821
If your risers will accept 1" bars, I don't see why not. Even though these are 1 1/4", where they clamp are stepped down to 1".
1570218
I have a 50# long bow and it works great with it. You will be happy with the classic block
2268567
I am not familiar with that particular model of band saw. The real question is where the alignment pins and receiving holes are located in the riser block versus where they are located on the upper and lower saw frames. With my older saw, the pins on the riser block were exactly opposite where they needed to be to fit the saw. I was able to drill them out in the needed locations, transfer the alignment pins to the new positions, and the riser block fit perfectly. If it does not fit "right out of the box", the riser block can be modified (if you have the tools and skill) to fit the saw you have. Good luck! I am not familiar with that particular model of band saw. The real question is where the alignment pins and receiving holes are located in the riser block versus where they are located on the upper and lower saw frames. With my older saw, the pins on the riser block were exactly opposite where they needed to be to fit the saw. I was able to drill them out in the needed locations, transfer the alignment pins to the new positions, and the riser block fit perfectly. If it does not fit "right out of the box", the riser block can be modified (if you have the tools and skill) to fit the... » Read More I am not familiar with that particular model of band saw. The real question is where the alignment pins and receiving holes are located in the riser block versus where they are located on the upper and lower saw frames. With my older saw, the pins on the riser block were exactly opposite where they needed to be to fit the saw. I was able to drill them out in the needed locations, transfer the alignment pins to the new positions, and the riser block fit perfectly. If it does not fit "right out of the box", the riser block can be modified (if you have the tools and skill) to fit the saw you have. Good luck! « Show Less
2200
The high-rise mounts will be high enough to see over the front mount. I bought the riser blocks and didn't need them.
914405
It should fit on a stock block. I upgraded mine to a 4bolt 383, out if a late model Yukon... I didn't even use the starter I ordered. Getting ready to ship back!
1066767
More than likely no due to the different bolt pattern between the 5.3 head to 6.0. But I may be wrong cause the blocks are the same just different bores.i would research it a little more just to be sure.
875131
You need to make sure you order the right diameter of bar for the riser. I put these on a v star with minimal effort, just go slow and take your time. Some minor modification may need to be made, and you may need to drill a hole or 2 depending on your grips and boxes.
2088188
Not directly out of the box, it goes from 0-5" by default. There is an optional 2" riser block accessory that will give you 7" capacity. It seems to have zero effect on the stability and accuracy of mine when I am cutting into oversized stock.
2045280
Perfectly. You can also use a riser and do a lower cowitness if you prefer.
225240
Brett, Im not sure, however, if I had to guess I would say you will need a riser. I would suggest you investigate it some more.
442670
I'm not sure how high the riser is but it raised it to a perfect height for me. Check out the part that I bought from Amazon I sent you and see if you think it will work for you.