I am parting out a BT3000 and I have questions about keeping some of the parts/assemblies as spares
1) a set of two wrenches that I don't think I need to keep I have the larger wrench with the BT3000 I am using and the part-out unit has a large and a small wrench.
Are there any applications where i would need either wrench that would meet or exceed the usi=e of an existing, open end, box, crescentor socket wrench?
It looks to me that they included these two wrenches with the saw in the event that the user has absolutely no tools (or common sense?).
2) I noticed that motors are selling on ebay for $75+. Is it worth it to keep the motor and switch, cord assembly as a spare in the event that the motor on my unit fails?
3) Additionally, are there any other components that i should keep as spares (other than the spare shims I got in the parts bag)? I already have two accessory mounting tables - one is dedicated to the router mount.
1) a set of two wrenches that I don't think I need to keep I have the larger wrench with the BT3000 I am using and the part-out unit has a large and a small wrench.
Are there any applications where i would need either wrench that would meet or exceed the usi=e of an existing, open end, box, crescentor socket wrench?
It looks to me that they included these two wrenches with the saw in the event that the user has absolutely no tools (or common sense?).
2) I noticed that motors are selling on ebay for $75+. Is it worth it to keep the motor and switch, cord assembly as a spare in the event that the motor on my unit fails?
3) Additionally, are there any other components that i should keep as spares (other than the spare shims I got in the parts bag)? I already have two accessory mounting tables - one is dedicated to the router mount.
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