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![]() I just bought a 3HP Unisaw from an estate, a nice upgrade from my contractor's saw except that it needs a better fence. I'll be transporting it 15-20 miles to its new home this weekend on a utility trailer. After removing the fence rails, extension wings, etc., I'm wondering whether it would be preferable to transport the machine upright or upside-down. In terms of stress on the internals, would one orientation be better than the other, or am I fretting too much over the risk of damage from the trip? It isn't as though I'm going to be climbing boulders or traveling on plank roads. Any advice from the other cabinet saw owners here? -- Chuck Taylor http://home.hiwaay.net/~taylorc/contact/ |
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