Is this tool compatible for Giant Cypress model 17" frame sproketts?
819634
I think so. I use it to my Giant 19" frame with 29" wheel trance X2 with out any issue.
819635
To my knowledge this will work on your bike. Note that you will also need a chain whip (use the search term "chain whip" on Amazon to find several models) plus a 1" wrench to turn the cassette tool. Go to Parktool dot com and enter "cassette lockring tool fr 5" in their search box. The product page will come up and includes a video on using this tool. You may also consider the FR-5G instead of this FR-5; many find the center rod of the 5G makes the tool easier to use.
1616694
I have not used it with a Craftsman with one but the unit has a standard bit that should fit. I see no problem.
948816
It should...it's my understanding that's what it was made for. I installed mine on an older Delta/Rockwell 10" and it bolted right up. IMHO, it's about the best upgrade you can make to your table saw and I've certainly never regretted buying mine.
1630204
I don't know, I have the older makita table saw and it was way to big, I had to return it
1853212
There is a converter for tall shank machines, so you could use this with your machine. But I would get the converter first. I've seen them on eBay and you could check out goldstar tools on the web.
413756
I have a Hitachi CF10 and a Steel City Cabinet saw, the jig fits both. Agree with others here that if your Ridgid has standard size slots you should be ok.
737411
I have it on a Stihl FS 80. I'm not familiar with your model. It is a really great blade though.
758136
Hi Bill, I have done much research on this issue as I have a Homelite CSP4518 in New Zealand and for which it is not suitable. My notes say that Homelite Super XL is compatible because of its 3/8 pitch X 50 thou chain requirement to suit your drive sprocket.Great Sawing DRT
313509
Check the crank manufacturer specs for pedal spindle diameter compatibility.
562825
The model you gave is for a craftsman. So I would say it does not fit that model number.
1195172
I have not tried it between those tools, but as long as its B&D; 18 volt Lithium it should be interchangeable.
2074707
Unfortunately I don't know. When I ordered, I measured the old one and compared it to advertised dimensions of this one, and it fit. I figured to, I could always snip or grind off the ends of the new, if it was too long.
1207659
Go to www.jaspertools.com; Then read their Compatibility Charts, Product Instructions, and FAQ. It will tell you whether it can work with your tool.
1581080
The compatible model specifications are listed in the description. Unfortunately, Clark is not one of the listed brands. This does not mean they will not work with your tool. You should consult your tool's specifications to ensure they have the proper clearance needed. (minimum 16" Press)
1899408
I do not know. I originally ordered this item a while ago, but later returned it because the head would drill slanted. I ended up purchasing a craftsman, which works great.
2024425
I don't know. I have a Big Boyz Toyz saw and had to adapt because I changed the bar from 10" to 8". They could not help so I searched the net until I located a bar which resembled the original. It works OK for me as I drilled an extra hole to enable me to adjust the slack as the bar is only about 2" in width. I would suggest there are other factors to take into account. I suspect the drive sprocket on my saw is purpose made and could be slightly smaller in diameter than standard. For me it was an experiment that has worked. When the chain stretches, as they do, I will need to get it shortened by one link. Hope this helps with your choice.
2131909
Yes it will. However removing the old one required me to use tin snips and a little leverage. They are very well built and line up perfectly.