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You have purchased a Bosch Table Saw
Stand GTA47W. Designed for job site
use. This unit sets up and folds quickly,
and is easily loaded or unloaded by one
person into a truck.
BEFORE YOU ASSEMBLE THIS TABLE
SAW STAND:
Sort out and account for all parts to
make sure that you have all necessary
materials to assemble your stand. Do
not discard packing material until all
parts are accounted for.
Table Saw Stand Parts
Item
Qty.
A
1
Upper Cross Bar
B
1
Lower Cross Bar
C
1
Kick Bar
D
1
Right Linkage Bar ("R")
E
1
Left Linkage Bar ("L")
F
1
Top Tube Bar
G
1
Right Wheel Bar ("R")
H
1
Left Wheel Bar ("L")
I
2
Wheel
Pre-Assembly
Part Description
TOOLS REQUIRED:
-
Phillips screwdriver,
-
Two (2) 10 mm open end wrenches,
-
Two (2) 13 mm open end wrenches,
-
One (1) 24mm (or 15/16") open end
wrench;
or you can use two (2) adjustable
wrenches (one should have at least 1"
capacity).
E
D
I
-3-
A
B
F
G
H
C
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Questions and answers
I’ve had my Bosch GTA47W for a few years. It is great! Recently when trying to lower the blade the wheel turned but the blade did not go up or down. I want to fix it and **** looking for guidance.
The Bosch GTA47W is a support base for table saws, not the saw itself. It does not have blade adjustment features. If you are experiencing a blade adjustment issue, it is likely related to the saw mounted on the base, not the GTA47W. Check the saw's manual for blade adjustment instructions.
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When I fold the table saw up, it is top heavy and tips forward. The stand does not seem to be long enough to balance the saw
To prevent your Bosch GTA47W table saw from tipping forward when folded, ensure that the stand is properly locked in place. When folding or unfolding, keep fingers clear of hinge points and follow these steps:
1. Slightly lift the stand by the handle bar.
2. Rotate the release lever down to clear the locking pins.
3. Pull up and push forward on the stand until it locks in the upright position.
4. When lowering, rotate the release lever and pull back slightly to disengage.
5. Use your foot to pull out the kick bar if needed.
6. Lower the stand carefully until it locks in position.
Always check that the stand is securely locked before moving or storing the table saw.
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