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Anyone have a RS2 RESAW, I need help

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sdunston

August 07, 2011, 12:48:04 AM
I have had my resaw for about a month now and have yet to saw anything that is useable.I have been on the phone with WM in NY and tech line at Indy and still am at square 1.
1-Belt on the resaw flat belt is curling up on both sides(BOTH SIDES) stoping me from sawing less then 3/8, well I could but would saw the sides off the belt.
2-The center of the table has a low spot in the center making every cut a wedge on boards less then 6".
3- WM at both locations told me to adjust to belt to cure the gurl,No way, had it so tight that the drive motor get hot after a minute(not good
4-Decided to install the shingle belt and the risers on the belt hit the cross member on the bottom side of the bed, stalling it.


Will be on the phone with indy first thing monday(not going to use names, I wont trough anyone under the mill). I

Help Sam
PS any of you WM guys that dont have any thing to do on a sunday call me 518-860 7344
thanks sam >:(
WM LT28, American fordge 18x8 planer,Orange and white chainsaws, NH TC33, IHT6 dozer, IH-H tractor and alot of other stuff that keeps me agravated trying to keep running

sdunston

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August 07, 2011, 09:18:06 AM
Going over to the mill today ad recheck everything, hope not to be waisting time.
Sam
WM LT28, American fordge 18x8 planer,Orange and white chainsaws, NH TC33, IHT6 dozer, IH-H tractor and alot of other stuff that keeps me agravated trying to keep running

Mooney

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August 08, 2011, 01:23:28 PM
The customer service department wanted me to just say that our engineers got those photos today, and are busy looking into your problem. I hope we get you fixed up right real soon!

sdunston

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August 08, 2011, 05:06:51 PM
Quote from: Mooney on August 08, 2011, 01:23:28 PM
The customer service department wanted me to just say that our engineers got those photos today, and are busy looking into your problem. I hope we get you fixed up right real soon!

Thanks Mooney for the info relay, Also talked to marty today and dicussed to problem with the shingle belt, that part is solved 8).

Thanks Sam
WM LT28, American fordge 18x8 planer,Orange and white chainsaws, NH TC33, IHT6 dozer, IH-H tractor and alot of other stuff that keeps me agravated trying to keep running

Mooney

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August 09, 2011, 08:17:12 AM
Great! What was the fix for the shingle belt?  Any progress on the other issues you were having with it?

sdunston

#5
August 09, 2011, 05:06:18 PM
Quote from: Mooney on August 09, 2011, 08:17:12 AM
Great! What was the fix for the shingle belt?  Any progress on the other issues you were having with it?

No, waiting to hear back. I honestly think the belt is laced unsguare. I am sure they will resolve it.
thanks Sam
WM LT28, American fordge 18x8 planer,Orange and white chainsaws, NH TC33, IHT6 dozer, IH-H tractor and alot of other stuff that keeps me agravated trying to keep running

MartyParsons

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August 11, 2011, 09:27:15 PM
Thanks to the staff at WM and our partners who manufactured the belt. WM has a new belt on the way to Sam. The lacing was incorrectly installed.  WM offered to replace the RS2 frame. Sam is going to see if he can put some pressure on the low area and take care of the issue. WM will replace it if needed.
Thanks
Marty
"A pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees opportunity in every difficulty." -Winston Churchill
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