Does this product have a warranty? The threads on the nut are already stripped on mine and I haven't had it a year yet.
1371988
I just looked at mine, and I don't see any of the packaging. Look at the description of it from where you bought it. I've only used mine a couple of times. Guess it's best to not tighten the threads too much!
1263110
Does it haves threads in it? One of the nuts that are on the sides didn't have any threads on the one I got. I had to use a tap to cut threads in it.
1137018
Yes, mine wasn't even used one year. I called the company and got a free replacement.
827093
I had the same problem. The nut is an inset nut on the newer models (the manual diagram hasn't been updated to indicate as such); if you push up on the inset nut from the bottom while screwing in the bolt, it will engage the threads. Good luck!
1513320
Probably needs to be returned. I didn't have this problem. If can't return, I guess you could drill the heads off of the screws and use a vice grips to turn the threaded part out, then replace the screws with suitable hardware store replacements.
998496
Not recommended. You can create threads on steel that does not have thread, or clean up existing threads, but changing thread would be problematic easier to buy new nut.
2126740
Hi, thanks for contacting us. We have a 30 day warranty on all of our parts. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
485860
No. As long as it is in good shape. I replaced the blade assembly but not the nut.
281461
Mine wasn't at first but it sounds like something is coming loose inside or a bad bearing or something now. I also received an open box item that looked like it was a return. All the nut and bolt packages had been opened also. The monitor never worked either.
529295
I was able to use this accessory on my Grizzly, however, I had to reuse the square nut that came with the saw itself. After a time, and without a lot of heavy use, the threads on the screw stripped rendering the crank useless. I have since replaced it with a super heavy duty crank sold by Highland Woodworking.
1001581
That's not happened to me so I have no experience with obtaining parts. I agree with the previous 2 answers especially with taking the online approach. I would also check if there were any warranty centers in your area and contact them. Good luck!
1293980
If in doubt check with JD. I found by dismantling my existing spindle assemblies, the bearings were worn out. Bearings were cheap and simple to replace. New spindles did not come with mounting bolts.
317203
I've not had that problem. I would probably do a search online for parts. However, something tells me that you would probably do best to take it to a repair shop.
358057
I can't find any warranty information on any of the sites that sell this item (or its equivalent). As a replacement part, it may not have any warranty beyond the usual 30 days to return defective merchandise, and at some sites that sell repair parts, not even that long.
1642540
I have had mine for a little more than 1 year and i have never had any problems with mine. Remember that the barrel sleeve nut does not have to be very tight.
167185
If it's just dirt, a wash will do. But if you have corrosion in the welded nuts, the best way is to get a tap and clean the threads. Otherwise you run the risk of cross threading.
536629
Yes I have. I noticed it a couple of days ago. I will replace the nut with stainless steel.