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draper106
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510 repair, online resources?

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My 15 y/o Mark 510 needs to have both the control speed assembly & the Control Sheave Assembly replaced; I have ordered them.
My problem: I can't find information on how to do so.
An e-mail to SS resulted in a phone message, "you can find this in the archives". The call, while nice, wasn't helpful.
Can anyone point me at the instruction on-line (or elsewhere) if they exist?
Much poking around hasn't borne fruit.
Thanks.
Ron
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Go here.

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/index.htm

Then on the right side you'll see HANDS ONLINE, click on it. Then look for the ones you want to watch.
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Welcome to the forums, Ron. I think you may find what you need here:

http://www.allinonewood.com/?page=shop/serviceadvisor
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510 repair, online resources

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If those don't get you what you want, try here:

http://www.shopsmithacademy.com/Sawdust_Sessions.htm
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Post by perryobear »

Hi Ron,

Welcome to the forum! When you get a chance let us know what part of the country (or world) you call home.

You have already been given a couple of online sources. Sawdust session videos 21 thru 23, or so, should give you a good start along with the written procedures from allinonewood.

As a matter of encouragement, many of us (myself included) have done this repair and some forum members have done it many times over. (I used a DVD by Jacob Anderson when doing mine. Its not an online source, but is another option.)

If you have a question at any point, just ask it. I know there will be several folks who will try their best to help.

Again welcome,

Dennis
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Thanks!

Post by draper106 »

Boy, thanks for all the responses!
The All-in-One is a great resource (I have internet dial-up so can't access the videos).
I very much appreciate it, one & all; I look forward to getting operational once my parts come in.
This was the info I needed!
Thanks again!

Ron
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[quote="draper106"]Boy, thanks for all the responses!
The All-in-One is a great resource (I have internet dial-up so can't access the videos).
I very much appreciate it, one & all]Image Ron,
Thank you for showing where you are from. If you go to your public profile, you can enter this info, so that all of your posts show it. You can do some other things in there too!
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