Advertise:" Blade clearance adjusted with eccentric bolt". Which bolt? one with vertical arrow or horizontal arrow? Should I for larger clearance?
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If you are asking me hot to adjust the blade and make the mouth wider, I used a socket set. I don't remember what size it was.
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I have the same saw. Check out Home Depot. I bought what's called a Universal Edge Guide. I had to do some minor filling on the mounting slots of the shoe of the saw. Works great!
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Tremac29 is correct. Look around. The same seller I believe sells the right angle one also! Good Luck
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I had the Same Problem. I bought a new peep site (G5) and had a local bow show in stall. This could also be your draw length is not correct. I bought this bow off Amazon Because of the great deal. I also purchase all new accessories for the bow prior to buying.The equipment already installed on the bow is a little lack luster. (low end arrow rest, peep site, site, & stabilizer)
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I am sorry for my late response. I have an Oster with a fixed blade, so that is all I can answer questions about with confidence. Sorry!
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The correct blade for a 445 is part # 396-719. Do you have part number 596-306? If so the bolt hole is smaller and the blade length a couple 8ths shorter. Hope this helps. Bruce
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Bosch has a good warranty and return policy. So does Amazon. If it is that far off, you need to send it back for warranty repair or replacement. If that's not practical or possible, I would really like to help you. I love this saw and use it every day. When you say it's a 1/4" off, you need to be more specific about it. For example, the left edge of the "base" or "shoe" as it's called, is parallel to, and exactly 1.5 inches from the left side of the saw blade. Using that dimension as a reference, in what way is the base of your saw a quarter inch off? Is the blade perpendicular to the bottom of the "base", and is it parallel to both left and right edges. I've dropped my saw many times with no damage or bad effect on the performance, but I suppose a really hard drop could cause that kind of mis-alignment. I am only speculating. It would be helpful if you could describe the problem in more detail.
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A properly adjusted reel mower should have minimum clearance between the bar and the blade, without the edges touching. On each side of the bar there is one screw that decreases the clearance and the other one that increases the clearance. Loosen one screw about 1/16 turn then tighten the other one the same amount. Observe the result. That will tell you which one to loosen first next time. Proceed in steps (loosen - tighten - check - repeat) until a piece of paper will be cleanly cut between the bar and the blade where they almost touch. Do this for each side of the bar, and check each blade. When finished, the reel should spin freely with slight noise when not cutting grass. If the clearance will not hold an adjustment, the reel spindle bearings may be excessively worn. On better old American cast-iron-framed mowers these bearings often use spring-loaded cones to maintain zero clearance. This design allows the bearings to adjust themselves perfectly if they are kept clean and oiled. More information here: http://www.reelmowers.info/
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I used a 3/8 lag bolt into a wood header. I also put on some rubber washers. I just used 1 bolt so it swivels but is very secure. Worked well for my application. Good fan.
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Be creative and make your own tool. There is a slot for "T" edge bar sold as an option by Makita. Get a aluminum flat bar insert it in the slot, get a metric bolt to tight it, on other side drill a hole to match centre of the hole you want to cut, insert a pin, screw or bolt etc......
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You can use any 20" bolt as long as the broadhead/field point and shaft meet the minimum weight requirement. The maxim as that come with it are very good bolts. However, my favorite arrow shaft and bolt are the Easton FMJs. You can order these right here on amazon most of the time. Other wise Bass Pro, Cabelas, Midway USA, Gander Mountain, or Sportsman's Guide are good online resources, or somewhere like acadamy sports or dicks if you have either of those local. You could also call your local archery shop.
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Sears and Husky There is 2 Mandels for blades One is short (1436517431)and other is tall with 3 bolt hole mounts Make sure you get the self tapping bolts or you will have to buy a tap for the holes in the mount which is alum. and use reg bolts
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Take your bow to a pro shop and have the peep installed and have the sight and rest checked for correct alignment. That should tighten up your groups.
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The one I got needed adjusting. I suggest that you loosen the bolts. Start with a 1/8 or 1/4 turn until the joint moves. You do not want it to move freely, the friction is what will keep it where you want. You may need to also use a little WD-40 spray lubricant. Just do not over use.
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As long as your arbor is 5/8 arbor is the bolt the blade rides on. Measure one of your other blades.
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You can adjust your vertical angle to under 30°, just takes a wrench which is included. Horizontal is not really adjustable so much, unless you add a wobblier kit.
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I'm sorry to say, Kevin, but the bolt does not come with the blade. It may be available through Amozon.com, which is where I purchased our blade. But I never noticed if they carry the bolt. Good luck and hope you find one soon.