Step 2. Attaching Wheels - Bosch GTA47W Operating/Safety Instructions Manual

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Step 1. Attach Upper and
Lower Cross Bars
1.
Position lower cross bar B on a flat
surface as shown in figure 1.
2.
Insert ends of lower cross bar B into
the upper cross bar A and align the
holes of both bars.
3.
Insert four (4) phillips head screws N
through the holes of the upper and
lower cross bars. Using phillips
screwdriver and 13mm wrench
securely tighten with four (4) M8 lock
nuts M as shown.

Step 2. Attaching wheels

1.
Mount the wheel I on the axle of the
wheel bar H (Fig. 2).
2.
Place one (1) flat washer S on the
threaded end of the wheel axle.
Thread the lock nut T on the
threaded end of the wheel axle by
hand (Fig. 2).
3.
Using 24mm wrench tighten the lock
T until washer S does not move
freely. Spin the wheel to check
tightness. If the wheel doesn't turn
freely, loosen the nut by 1/8 to 1/4 of
a turn.
4.
Repeat the same steps with the other
wheel bar G.
Step 3. Left and Right
Linkage Bar/Wheel
Assemblies
1.
Locate the left linkage bar E and left
wheel bar H. Note the "R" stickers on
each component.
2.
Place one (1) flat washer L on one (1)
bolt K. Line up the "R" stickers and
insert the bolt, first, through the
wheel assembly H, then through the
large spacer Q, and then through the
left linkage bar E as shown in figure
3.
3.
Place another one (1) flat washer L
on bolt K. Using two 13mm wrenches
tighten with one (1) lock nut M until
all the parts cannot move freely. Then
loosen the nut by 1/8 to 1/4 turn.
NOTE: Do not over-tighten lock nut –
these parts need to rotate for stand to
operate properly.
4.
Repeat steps 1-3 using right linkage
Assembly
Fig. 1
A
N
Fig. 2
T
Q
K
L
D
bar D and right wheel assembly G.
Note the "R" sticker on each
component.
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A
M
B
B
H
S
I
Fig. 3
E
H
L
M
E

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David
February 17, 2025

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.

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Mr. Anderson
February 17, 2025

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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Jeff Jones
March 17, 2025

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

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Mr. Anderson
March 17, 2025

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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