need help with Planer on power stand

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jharsh
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need help with Planer on power stand

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I just received a older planer that was mounted to its on power stand. The planer had been damaged by a board that had a nail in it. My goal was to mount my newer Planer to the stand. The motor and stand are in great shape. The problem is I did not receive a manual and I can not seem to get the motor and planer aligned correctly. Also I see that the large pulley and motor drive arm are keyed. The pulley for the planer side is also keyed but my planer is not. I am not sure if that is correct. Currently I am just looking for someone to help. I can send pictures if needed.

Thanks for any help,
Jim
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jharsh wrote:I just received a older planer that was mounted to its on power stand. The planer had been damaged by a board that had a nail in it. My goal was to mount my newer Planer to the stand. The motor and stand are in great shape. The problem is I did not receive a manual and I can not seem to get the motor and planer aligned correctly. Also I see that the large pulley and motor drive arm are keyed. The pulley for the planer side is also keyed but my planer is not. I am not sure if that is correct. Currently I am just looking for someone to help. I can send pictures if needed.

Thanks for any help,
Jim
Post pictures that depict your proble. Someone here will be able to help - I am sure.

To the best of my knowledge there are no documents on the planer that are not copyrighted.
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