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reddfox

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I have a 10" Delta Rockwell Unisaw. The model # is 83-631 if thats important. The saw has been running great but was in storage for the past 8 months. When I recently tried to use it I noticed the arbor seemed to have play in it and I noticed that the blade also was cutting a wider cut than normal. I've made a faint attempt to remove the arbor to replace the bearings, but before I did any damage I wanted to ask if anyone had any suggestions for me to remedy this problem.
 
Suspect you'll get a more complete answer if you post your question on a Delta users newsgroup or ww machinery forum rather than a woodturning site like this one.
 
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