Delta Contractor Trunions

[Danny Batchelor]

I have an older Delta (Mod. 34-444) that the trunnions slipped out of the ways while aligning the blade. Got it back together and while attempting to tilt to 45 it happened again. I feel i’m over my head. Any suggestions?

 

[frankc4113]

Just taking a guess at this one - Is there a possibility of a broken, loose or stripped bolt holding the trunnions?
Also, I found numbers for Delta tech support, 866-999-1499. The number for customer support is 800-223-7278. E-mail support is customercare@dpec-na.com

 

[frankc4113]

There is a video by Karl Recker regarding the delta table saw blade adjustment. I don't know how to enter it here but if you google Karl Recker delta saw adjustment you will probably come up with it.

 

[Joe Scharle]

Could also have broken. Lift up on the assembly and see if there's any movement.

 

[ehpoole]

There is a video by Karl Recker regarding the delta table saw blade adjustment. I don't know how to enter it here but if you google Karl Recker delta saw adjustment you will probably come up with it.

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