how to install a saw blade on 323 husq
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It's very easy you just use the tools that came with the trimmer. Make sure you purchase the proper blade that fits the trimmer.
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Check out this website page to download an owners manual for the 323r. Go to page 15 for instructions on installing a saw blade. If this doesn't make sense to you, take it into a dealer shop and pay them to install it for you so you don't get hurt.
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Hey Tony, I had the same question and called the Dewalt Service Center. NOPE! Apparently the saw is not equipped for this light and I asked about bringing it to the service center and they said that the center won't be able to add it on account of there being no pre wired harness. In a nutshell the saws included in the description all have pre wired harnesses on the motor unit and blade guard. I hope this helps!
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You need to grab the big end of the saw and lightly tap the end of the handle on the workbench and the blade should disengage. It was scary for me too but by tapping it lightly a few times, you get the hang of it. Put it on is the same. Engage the hook end of the blade into the handle and lightly tap the handle until the blade engages. Good luck. The important tip is NOT you use both hands to remove the saw blade. Only use one hand to hold the blade and tap the handle on a hard surface to disengage or engage the blade. Good luck
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I mounted mine on a Craftsman saw and had to drill. I drilled the mount not the saw. Chances are you may have to drill.
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Lower the blade all the way down. You will need 2 wrenches, what size I dont know right off hand, go to the center nut holding the blade in. Use 1 wrench to hold the nut still on one side and use the other wrench to turn the other side counter clockwise. Make sure you put the new blade on the same way you take the used one off.
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go to oregons web site and see what they have for your saw .get the model number of the chain and the search amazon for it .if that dont help i can check the packageing on thursday.
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The blade assembly looks like the one I used but I would caution until checking with Husqvarna.
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I have no idea. If there's a Home Depot or Lowe's near you, though, they'll have a selection of chains. They can help you, or the packages may have a profile of the chain, showing the teeth and the cogs or whatever they're called that engage the drive gear on the saw. Take the old chain with you...Chains also aren't that difficult to sharpen, and you don't need expensive tools.
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best bet is to go to lowes and ask..and if you bought your saw from the same company i did..there custmer service is the worst..mine didnt come with a chain so they sent me one....it was freakin used..good luck
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The saw has a drive belt and I bet yours is a bit stretched. Easy to replace. Check your owners manual for belt replacement - might be on page 37. That should do the trick for you.
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I checked your saw online and, with the exception of the base, it appears to be basically the same as mine. The existing fence appears to be the same and actually many parts on the various Rockwell saws were interchangeable. I would suggest that the Delta 36-T30 Fence will bolt right up after removal of the old fence system...and, I think you'll be glad you did it.
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There is a socket head cap screw on the right side of the bevel gauge. It is embedded in the bevel mechanism housing. The tool that comes with the saw has a socket on one end to take the blade on and off and a hex key on the other that fits this socket screw. Loosen the lever on the back of the saw and then adjust this screw in and out to get the blade square. There are also hex head bolts to the left and right of the bevel gauge that determine the extents of the bevel feature. If you can't get the blade all the way to 45 tilting left or right, then adjust these screws.
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Use that little wire hook that came with it .stick in hole where blade is and pull.,it'S a great machine
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To remove the old blade and install the new blade you must loosen a set screw which comes with the new fan. Very easy install. Not sure about your number.
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Hi Tim, Great question! Common mechanic tools are all you need for this upgrade. Call Oella Saw and Tool at 410-465-6209 and we can send you an install manual.Dave
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I can't say for sure but I saw enough options on my installation for my bizemyer clone believe you could do it. I would be sure that you could return it if not feasible.I really like how mine works. It took me about 2 hours to install and I retuned my saw. I run it both right & left of the blade.
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If you need to adjust the blade square to the fence, loosen all of the bolts but leave one end a bit tight. This allows you to pivot the fence on this one bolt to find square and the you can tighten down the rest.You will find that sawdust builds up in the housing surrounding the spring that holds the blade in an upright position. As time goes by, the blade will get lower and lower and the guard will get higher and higher. It's easiest to clean this area from behind the saw with a piece of 12 gauge electrical wire and a vacuum or air hose. If this is not done regularly, you end up with a very dangerous situation - an unguarded blade. If you need to adjust the blade square to the fence, loosen all of the bolts but leave one end a bit tight. This allows you to pivot the fence on this one bolt to find square and the you can tighten down the rest.You will find that sawdust builds up in the housing surrounding the spring that holds the blade in an upright position. As time goes by, the blade will get lower and lower and the guard will get higher and higher. It's easiest to clean this area from behind the saw with a piece of 12 gauge electrical wire and a vacuum or air hose. If this is not done regularly, you end up... » Read More If you need to adjust the blade square to the fence, loosen all of the bolts but leave one end a bit tight. This allows you to pivot the fence on this one bolt to find square and the you can tighten down the rest.You will find that sawdust builds up in the housing surrounding the spring that holds the blade in an upright position. As time goes by, the blade will get lower and lower and the guard will get higher and higher. It's easiest to clean this area from behind the saw with a piece of 12 gauge electrical wire and a vacuum or air hose. If this is not done regularly, you end up with a very dangerous situation - an unguarded blade. « Show Less