Help somebody!
My DeWalt 788 has lose tension. When I put the tension on the blade it goes all the way to and past 5. I called DeWalt service center here and they said I could take the head apart and turn the tensioning rod anti-clockwise. That seems to me that I am unscrewing the rod. I know it is held on with a nut (or what ever) way in the back so if I turn it too much in the anti-clockwise direction will the nut (or what ever) fall off?
Question is by turning it in the anti-clockwise direction am I tighting the tension or loosening it?
BTW I do have an exploded drawing of the saw.
-Bill
My DeWalt 788 has lose tension. When I put the tension on the blade it goes all the way to and past 5. I called DeWalt service center here and they said I could take the head apart and turn the tensioning rod anti-clockwise. That seems to me that I am unscrewing the rod. I know it is held on with a nut (or what ever) way in the back so if I turn it too much in the anti-clockwise direction will the nut (or what ever) fall off?
Question is by turning it in the anti-clockwise direction am I tighting the tension or loosening it?
BTW I do have an exploded drawing of the saw.
-Bill
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