Assembly And Adjustments - Craftsman 137,248830 Operator's Manual

Assemble stand
(Fig.
A)
1.
Unpack
all parts and group
by type and size (Fig. A).
Refer
to
parts
list
for quantities.
2.
Attach one long upper support (17)to
top of leg (1)
using one square neck bolt (2) and nut
(8).
NOTE: Do not
tighten bolts until stand is properly
aligned
(see
step
#
7).
3.
Attach other end of long upper support to top of another
leg using one square neck bolt and
nut.
4.
Attach one long bottom support (3) to center
of
each
leg
using square neck bolt and nut. This completes
the front
frame section.
5.
Assemble
rear frame section in exactly the same
way.
6.
Join front and
rear
frame assemblies using two short
upper
supports (9) and
two short bottom supports (13),
square neck bolts and nuts.
7.
Place stand on level surface and adjust so all legs
are
contacting the floor
and are at similar angles to the floor.
Tighten all
bolts.
NOTE: Stand should not rock after
all
bolts
are tightened.
Assemble stand (Fig.
A)
NOTE:
Allfour
rolling
wheel
assemblies are different.
1.
Remove nut
(21) from the stationary wheel assembly
(18).
Position the wheel as shown onto the
left
front
leg,
insert bolt ('19)through the stand leg. Replace nut
(21)
onto bolt & tighten.
2.
lnsert bolt
(24)through wheel bracket and
left front leg
as
shown,
thread nut
(20)onto bolt
& tighten.
Repeat
steps
1-2
for left rear stationary
wheel.
lnsert bolt (22) through right front roller wheel bracket
and right front leg as
shown.
Thread nut
(23) on to
bolt
as
shown.
lnsert
large
hex
head
bolt (4) into rubber
leg
spacer (5)
and insert through bottom of leg. Fasten with
washer (6)
and nut (7).
Repeat
steps 4-5 for right rear
leg
and roller
assembly.
Attach
the
fence storage hooks
(14)to
the frame as
shown
with bolt
(15)and nut
(16).
Adjusting the leveling foot (Fig. A)
1.
There are two leveling feet (25) on the roller wheel
assemblies (mounted to the stationary
wheels front
&
rear). These must be adjusted so they contact the floc
when the saw is in
the lowered (stationary) position
by
loosening the locking nuts, adjusting
the
feet so they
are touching the floor, then retightening
both locking
nuts.
Assemble table saw
to stand
(Fig. A,
B)
1.
Place protective corrugated cardboard
or old
blanket on
floor to protect the
saw
table
surface.
2.
Place the saw up-side down on
the protective
material(Fig.
B).
3.
Position the dust chute
on
the stand with the chute
facing upward.
4.
Position the stand up-side down
on
the saw
base.
NOTE: Make sure front of stand
(identified with
Craftsman label) and front of saw are facing the
same direction.
5.
Line up four holes in
saw base, dust chute
and
stand.
6.
Fasten saw to dust chute
and
stand using four bolts
(10), washers
(1 1)
and nuts (8).
(Fig. A)
NOTE:
Place
washer
on
each bolt before inserting
into
saw base
and
through the support.
Nut
must
be
flush against the bracket (see
Fig. A).
7.
Tighten all
four
nuts.
NOTE: Do
not overtighten
the locknuts mounting the
base
to the stand
(you may damage the
base).
8.
Carefully set the saw in its upright position
on
a
clean level surface.
L
Push
down on the lever of right
wheel assemblies
to unlock. Push up
on the lever of right wheel
assemblies to
lock.
Fig.
B
Leg set
mounting
hole
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Fig.
A
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