To remove the belt the process is very simple. Remove the 14mm bolt that holds the sanding "stop", Then release the belt main tensioner. Carefully lift the back gaurd up and remove the belt. You did several steps that are NOT needed.
What I could find on that looks to be the GPD or gallons per day, some have larger tanks. We have had the 5 gallon tank and the 3 gallon tank and both worked with out ever running out of stored clean water. How ever I'm not affiliated with this company and have not designed the product, so I can not give you a official answer. That's what I found on google. Hope that helps. Have a blessed day =)
A million thanks for the parts on changing the disk and belt!!! I inherited this machine from my brother. Unfortunately the manual is not very good when it comes to learning how to change the belt!!! Thanks again!!!
Nice add on, but if you can build, why buy? Some of us have no skills and we have to settle for these prefabs or pay for it to be built for us. BTW, your add on will probably outlast the original. 😊 How's it all holding up?
I have particles stuck in between the clear and white parts of the door bins and no amount of soaking is taking them out. How to separate these two parts?
The plastic on the little door bins are brittle. I don't suggest trying to get them apart. I have seen them separate when they are dropped but the tabs tend to break off. So I do not know of a easy solution for that. I do see replacement bins on Amazon if that is needed. Good luck and have a blessed day.
The wall behind my faucet is my cement foundation. I just had a guy replace the spigot last summer and turned it on yesterday and water is coming from behind my siding. So frustrated
These instructions are amazing! Most of the other videos o lyrics cover removing the shelf on top of the drawers, which is helpful but not thorough. This video is quite thorough.
Yes it can come out. That one is made of plastic and very breakable. The outside cover on it is slightly flexible and you bend it gently down until the clear plastic starts to pop out. Their are sever locations where it pops back in so you have to take you time popping out the clear plastic from the frame or they can break. Once the bottom frame is free you can work it out of the top. I personally don't suggest doing as it really is easy to break but yes it can be done. Hope that helps and good luck. Have a blessed day
Thanks for this video. Like others it reassured me to go with another brand that is much easier to change sanding belts. This one takes far too long to change
Thank you for this video. Can you please share a photo of where the tubing goes. I don't think i put mine back properly. There's a leak in the membrane.
I bought one from Harbor Freight. It lasted two years until it quit working. Only used to lift a walk behind lawn mower. Made in China. Do I have to say anymore. Good idea but the hydraulic cylinder is junk. Not worth the price you pay for it. If you buy one.....good luck!
Hello, thank you for sharing this video. I also opened the ink area to lift my jammed paper and slowly pulled the paper out. If needed use your phone as a video when removing the screws. That way you'll feel comfortable in how to put the printer screws back in.
@Happy Home Crafts - Quick tip, when you're sanding on the side disc, release the tension arm on the main belt to improve the discs speed and RPM recovery, it also reduces noise and additional wear on the main drive belt and motor bearings over time. Mine's still going strong after forty plus years and no servicing, apart from an occasional splash of oil. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Hello, the paint is from Home Depot. www.homedepot.com/p/BEHR-1-Gal-White-Exterior-Barn-and-Fence-Paint-03501/100200471 We do get a little snow, it held up good however we have moved since then and I cannot say how it is doing now. Best of luck and have a blessed day =)
