My first pieces . . . and pekapeka updates - Tiki Carving

K kiwishaman Tiki Socialite Aotearoa Joined: May 31, 2007 Posts: 212	K kiwishaman Posted posted on Tue, Sep 2, 2008 3:01 AM TY Paipo it is a ryobi, and the guards are held in on the motor side of the wheel, by afixing the wheel - I think - any way to remove them i have to remove the wheel I have removed some part of them - thats right - the outside bit, only the inside bit is still attached - the diamond wheels were too fat for the outer guards. I was thinking of bolting them on, with the head of the bolt on the inside of the guard, but to get my fat wee fingers in there, with the wheels on, may be difficult, also getting the wheel back on with the buckets on could be difficult. very happy to try and make a bracket to affix it, if you have ideas on how. KS

TY Paipo

it is a ryobi, and the guards are held in on the motor side of the wheel, by afixing the wheel - I think - any way to remove them i have to remove the wheel

I have removed some part of them - thats right - the outside bit, only the inside bit is still attached - the diamond wheels were too fat for the outer guards.

I was thinking of bolting them on, with the head of the bolt on the inside of the guard, but to get my fat wee fingers in there, with the wheels on, may be difficult, also getting the wheel back on with the buckets on could be difficult.

very happy to try and make a bracket to affix it, if you have ideas on how.

Post #405451 by kiwishaman on Tue, Sep 2, 2008 3:01 AM