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Most of your energy input via viewed pipe is lost and wasted. The mower platform needs to absolutely immobilized ( thus being removed and stopped from robbing your effort)

The blade holder died( bent terribly) because the two jaw puller was not the right tool for the job.

At what point does the fix actually show up?

I did it on mine, using the handle of a Conduit bender, took many tries, but got it close, enough that is. Hard job but saved rebuilding as I'd done before.

ahh your humor softens my bitter soul. thank you i can really feel some of your life struggles you’ve encountered

Men make parts.. if unable to get them ...i have 40 - 50 year old Garden Tractors... most parts are Obsolete or hard to find...i build or make them as needed...not Rocket Science....parts are always a concern on older equipment/vehicles....but we deal with it... 🇨🇦🤓🤟

My brother can't fix stuff..goes and buys a New one when a repair would be cheaper... that is an easy fix..make a steel one if unable to weld aluminum...who? dropped the thing on it?? 🇨🇦🤓🤟

Justin Wilson

Ebay sells alot of upgraded parts and modification parts for these 4x6 bandsaws to get them to something great to use..although the hydraulic feed down upgrade is very nice to have vs the original spring system the cost is too much at $200 for plug and play unit..

Nov.5th 2022 the bandsaw retails for $369..but I got it for $314.99 with a 15% coupon..Horrible freight more or less sells kits of tools that require fitting and sorting out at home..they simply assembled it so the parts don't get lost in transport..1st step in building the kit is to disassemble it completely and replace every single nut, bolt, srew with actual steel hardware then flatten and square up all the castings..adjustment of every part during reassembly then the hour of fine tuning to get it cutting dime thin wafers square and consistent..this just part of the process of getting tools / equipment at half the cost as the next competitors products are often times basically the same but twice the cost with maybe 10 or 15 mins of extra labor to sort them out only slightly better..definitely appreciate the comparison between the two models..as I really wanted a green Taiwanese made model till watching this video plus the 20 to 30 yr old green ones are selling used for similar prices as the new red ones in my area unfortunately..

I would have built my own new guide for the old saw.

Boy, are you a whiner??? I don’t see how anyone puts up with you !!! Stavros

new motor is 720 watts (120x6) while the old one is 750 watts, hardly any difference

I'm waiting on a 25% central machinery coupon to replace mine. Decided to go with a 7x12 but the price tag on the HF one is too much comparatively. The $1300 they want for it now is only a couple hundred less than many much nicer models.

I have a hf bandsaw from 1988 im 4th owner of it. You can image the amount of metal its cut. The blade guide extentions are steel on it. The only real complaint i have about it is the motor and pulleys the pulley suck thin aluminum. The motor doesnt take long to hit therma switch and shut off. Other wise its kicking but restoring it now.

After watching your video you left me confused. You seemed angry with harbor freight?? Did you finish setting up the saw? Is there an update??

Lofl