Inca Woodworking Machines are initial from Swiss later produced in France. Awesome bandsaw. Mine has a Leroy Somer motor. Thanks for sharing sir. Richie.
Haaa! Sorry about the belt man! Great video. I had the same problem trying to find a belt, none are the exact same. It's interesting... I had to really wrestle it to get it back on... I'm also curious why the drive wheel on mine doesn't move anywhere near as freely as yours...I have some fine tuning to do
Thanks Kevin. Not sure about your drive wheel. Might have a bad bearing or just needs to be cleaned out a bit, blow the dust out. Good luck and thanks for the feedback.
My 710 has the same Dayton motor as yours. I'm pretty sure that's the motor it came with when the original owner bought it. Also Inca was from Switzerland not Sweden
Couple things to consider: It's a 1 1/2 hp motor, not fractional like a smaller bandsaw. Correct, they are v-groove pulleys. Couldn't find the original belts, so I crossed reff. the belt on the Saw. Had an automotive belt on it when I purchased used from the 1970s, if it works, it works. Please share where others might purchase a belt. Thanks for watching!
Inca Woodworking Machines are initial from Swiss later produced in France.
Awesome bandsaw. Mine has a Leroy Somer motor.
Thanks for sharing sir. Richie.
Awesome thanks about sharing the motor. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺
Glad to see these videos - resurrecting my 30 year? old Inca and these come in handy.. any ideas on tire replacement? Thanks for your videos.
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Haaa! Sorry about the belt man! Great video. I had the same problem trying to find a belt, none are the exact same. It's interesting... I had to really wrestle it to get it back on... I'm also curious why the drive wheel on mine doesn't move anywhere near as freely as yours...I have some fine tuning to do
Thanks Kevin. Not sure about your drive wheel. Might have a bad bearing or just needs to be cleaned out a bit, blow the dust out. Good luck and thanks for the feedback.
I have the original purchase invoice for my 710 from 1981 which shows the Dayton motor as being OEM
Awesome, thanks for sharing. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺
Hey have you ever replaced the blade guide bearings on your 710? That could be a great video
@@syabelman696 never have. Thanks for the suggestion. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺
My 710 has the same Dayton motor as yours. I'm pretty sure that's the motor it came with when the original owner bought it. Also Inca was from Switzerland not Sweden
Thanks for letting me know about the motor Sy. Did I say Sweden 🤔😂🤣. Thanks for watching and please Subscribe 🍀🍺
Are you using an automotive belt on a fractional hp pulley? They are not the same V angles.
Couple things to consider: It's a 1 1/2 hp motor, not fractional like a smaller bandsaw. Correct, they are v-groove pulleys. Couldn't find the original belts, so I crossed reff. the belt on the Saw. Had an automotive belt on it when I purchased used from the 1970s, if it works, it works. Please share where others might purchase a belt. Thanks for watching!
Someone said Inca used SPZ metric wedge belts on that saw. I don't know. If so, you would probably need to get a belt online in the USA.