20 Most Recent Northern Industrial Tools Electric Meat Saw/Grinder Questions & Answers

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I NEED PARTS OF MEAT SAW RDQ 250, WHERE CAN I FIND IT IN MEXICO PLEASE?

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Babel Fish tells me you are asking:
... can be fit the table where leans the meat to cut?
The first word seems to be lost.
But I can't think of anything that can be fit to the table.
Here is the product description.

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Is the upper blade guide as low as possible to the material being cut? Also, try going slower on the feed rate of the material through the saw blade.

if you got same switch just match them up if not need to find hot wires then the neutral wires but you migth want to get some one that knows electrical (fire ,shocked)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Look at rating plate on motor.
Look for volts, watts, amps.
Figure with Volts x Amps = Watts.
Amps = Watts divided by Volts
1 hp horsepower is 756 Watts.

Lets say you have 120Volt 2hp motor
So 2 horsepower motor draws 1500 Watts
Amps = 1500 Watts divided by 120Volts = 12.5 amps = so you need 120Volt 15 amp breaker with at least 14gauge wire (as long as motor is located within 50 feet of breaker.)
If motor is farther away, then you need 20 amp breaker with 12gauge wire.

Look at circuit breaker rating.
If motor is 240 and breaker is 120, then it will trip breaker.
If motor is 120 and breaker is 240, then it will trip breaker.
If breaker is for 15 amps and motor draws 20 amps then it will trip breaker.

Generally speaking, if motor and breaker are 120V, then black wire goes to black wire; white wire goes to white wire and green wire connects to bare copper wire.
If motor and breaker are 240V, then wire colors can be different. Black-red or Black-white from breaker connect to Black-red or Black-white at motor.

Add a comment. Say the motor rating and color of motor wires. Say the breaker size and color of wires coming from breaker and I will help you wire the device.

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Enter FCC ID, including hyphens (see image below).
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There is an adjustment you can make to the top guide wheel to make the blade stay on track. There is a screw with a lock nut just beneath the main bearing for the top wheel that is used to "tilt" that wheel to allow the blade to stay where it is suppose to. This needs adjustment periodically due to normal wear in the bearings or maybe due to a blade which is made a little different than the last one that was on there. Loosen the lock nut, then turn the adjusting screw to tilt the wheel in the direction needed to keep the blade on. Not much adjustment is usually needed. After turning the screw, jog the motor on briefly (with the blade on) and check how it runs. Keep adjusting until you get it running true. Lock the nut and you should be good.
Good Luck. Be Careful while jogging the motor to check the runout, as you will need to do this with the guards out of place.

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If it is a ball bearing, there will be industry standard numbers on the old one. If you take it to a bearing supplier, they can also measure and match to a replacement.

Find a local bearing supply house, or if you can find the number on the old bearing, buy one online.