What's included in the mobile base accessory--two wheels, two steel wedges that bolt to the wheels, and bolts that attach the wedges to the stand...anything else? Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards,
John
Regards,
John
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Other than an Owner's Manual, that's it. As I understand it, the casters are the same ones that were used with the original straight-legged stand of the BT3000. The wedge-shaped adapters were added when the BT3100 went to a stand with splayed legs.
Putting "Mobile Base" in quotes was appropriate. The accessory casters will allow you to move the saw, but fall well short of the convenience of a true mobile base.Larry -
I would say the overall satisfaction level of the "mobile base", from comments here over the years, would be about 2 out of 10.
Actually those are just straight casters in a common size.
Sold for about $20 for the BT3000, you can buy the two castors for around $8 at Lowes or HD.
The low satisfaction deals with how you have to raise and tilt one end of the saw (pretty high) and make like a wheelbarrow. it was a backbreaker and many thought hard on the saw. Spending $30-50 on a true mobile base was much more rewarding.
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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