...saw Left hand thread on lock nut for a start, remove this and lock washer, lift guard and blade will come out. Lock nut will not release even with using a piece of wood to assist in the blade ...
...nut holding the blade on. If you don't have an arbor lock, you'll have to wedge a 1x 4 or 2x4 under the blade and hold pressure on the handle to keep it from spinning while you loosen the lock nut. ...
...blade then the nut.. When you hold the inside flange with a wrench that came with the saw and tighten the outside nut it locks the motor when trying to run it. Albert Sounds like you lost a spacer ...
...locking lever is securely pushed to the left. Raise the saw blade to its full height by turning the height/bevel adjusting handwheel clockwise.  Using the smaller hex wrench, insert the ...
blade but the entire shaft turns when I try to remove the shaft nut from the shaft. You might be able to find a manual here.You need to lock the blade in place so it doesn't rotate when you loosen
...This works almost as well on the back of the blade when you tighten the nut. When you are tightening, the teeth are not pointing to your advantage, but you don't need to tighten the snot out of
...blade, is the nut right or left-hand threads? Is there a blade lock? With any circular saw, table saw, metal cut off saw, mitre saw etc the nut always tightens against the direction of rotation and ...
...SAW!! , if your saw has a blade lock, engage it, if it doesn't hold the saw firmly on a scrap piece of wood. Then use the correct wrench and loosen the retaining nut. Take the nut off, remove the ...
...locking nut undone, even when the locking pin is in place. It's a 6mm Alan key nut. I've read somewhere that a special tool is required but I never received one... Thankyou for advice in advance ...
...of the motor. This saw has left hand threads -- turn clockwise to loosen the bolt/nut. If you can't find the blade lock, lower the saw onto a piece of wood llike a 2x4 to keep the blade from
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