Interior service kit for a Vintage Delta
Unisaw – What goes where………. Revised May’ 23
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The
small diameter, thinner white plastic washer goes between the worm gear and the
trunnion boss on the tilt shaft. The
small diameter, thicker white plastic washer goes on the other side of this
same trunnion boss on the tilt shaft.
The clamp collar replaces the OEM pinned collar and installs next to the
thick plastic washer on the tilt shaft.
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The
washers are made of a friction reducing slippery plastic, but it is still a
good idea to apply a little grease wherever the washers and saw parts are in
contact and will rub on each other.
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Check
to insure the head of the clamp collar’s bolt clears the trunnion casting when
rotated. A small amount of die grinding
of the casting may be required. A low
head bolt is also provided if you have issues with clearance at the shaft
collar.
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The
two similar thin plastic washers go at the rear of the elevation shaft, one on
each side of the rear trunnion boss.
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Use
the stainless steel spring roll pins that are provided if your saw came with
roll pins.
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Use
the tapered pins that are provided if your saw came with tapered pins. Tapered pins only fit through the worm gear,
spacers, and shafts in one direction.
The gears and spacers must be reinstalled in the same location and on
the same shafts they were originally on when the tapered holes were drilled and
reamed. You will likely need to grind or
sand any excess protrusion from either end of the tapered pins when they are
fully seated into the worm gears. Any
excess pin showing on either side of the mounted gear may interfere with the
mating gear’s teeth.
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Two
of the thin plastic washers can also be uséd between the hand wheels and the
saw at both the tilt and elevation shafts.
Shipping anywhere in the lower 48 States.
Other locations may have additional shipping charges.
