Inspection times are by appointment only. Bob D. Learn more about Amazon Prime. Miter Saw Feature. Depending on the information that you enter, you may be able to add your tax exemption certificate immediately and purchase tax-free today, or you may need to upload a scanned copy of the form for verification by our team. Need help? It has performed flawlessly and has never bogged down on me.

In Stock. This is a genuine Rigid replacement part. This is a filter nut, it is made of plastic and sits below the filter plate holding the filter in place. When you properly secure this nut onto the thread end of the filter cage bolt, it allows the filter plate to hold the filter in place.

Not only do these parts work to keep the filter in place they also help to create a tight seal between the filter and the motor.

This filter nut is made of plastic, and it is sold individually. Filter plate is sold separately. Fixes these symptoms No Symptoms for this part. This thermal release valve is for pressure washers. Thermal release valve attaches to the pump and releases the water and high pressure inside the pump if the water temperature exceeds normal operating temperatures. Wear work gloves to protect your hands when installing this part. Fixes these symptoms Leaks water.

Genuine Ridgid replacement part, this item is sold individually. The purpose of the filter is to keep dust and debris from exiting the exhaust port on the vacuum. This Filter should be cleaned on a regular basis. Once you can see it is getting worn or is tearing it is time to replace it. Special Order. Foot For Casters 4 Required. Rubber Gear Cap. This is a genuine manufacturer-approved replacement part designed for use with Ryobi and Ridgid power handles. For full compatibility, please see the "Model Cross Reference List" below.

This is the gear cap for the motor and is designed to protect the wires and end bell of your motor. If your Gear Cap is worn, damaged, or missing, it is time to be replaced. Disassembling table saw. Posts Latest Activity Photos. Page of 1. Filtered by:. Previous template Next. Disassembling table saw , PM. I am concerned about torquing the wings and rails during transport.

Perhaps my concern is not valid, but I would like some feedback. My TS is located in a basement, but it is a walkout so the TS could be put on a dolly with some effort, and transported to the truck in that fashion. Suggestions or advice? Tags: disassembling , table. Charlie P. I can't advise on the disassembly part, but keep in mind that a short distance move say, under a day's drive , you will probably be able to monitor how the unit is packed and handled.

On one short move they didn't even bother taking legs off the dining room table, or take the Radial Arm Saw off it's base, and I had no damage. Damage from the repacking was high. And on the move where it was repacked, my employer had paid a premium for a "full truck" to presumably give me a predictable delivery time. Comment Post Cancel. I have disassembled my saw on several occassions, in fact I would not want to risk transporting it without breaking it down.

Just make sure you have your assembly manual readily available when you are ready to set it up. It gets easier each time you re-assemble it. Jerry Jensen. If I was taking it apart anyway, I think I would take advantage of the opportunity to upgrade the fence and rails to the Dave Arbuckle.

I would definitely do that, Rog, if the machine is going to be professionally moved. Those rails hanging out look a lot like handles to non-woodworkers. If you are moving it "yourself", maybe. It will certainly lighten the load, and make the footprint smaller. Remember that it came from Ridgid disassembled. Something not mentioned, no matter who moves it I recommend removing the motor. Not only does this lighten it a lot, but anything striking the motor puts a tremendous strain on the insides of the saw.

There's a lot of leverage with it hanging way out there. We do training for Home Depot employees all over the country.

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