Delta mobile base extension lever hits bottom shelf?

Mitch Berkson wrote:
> I just installed a Delta mobile base extension (for 52" Unifence) to
> my existing Unisaw base and the foot lever hits the lower shelf. Is
> this normal?
>
> I called Delta and they are going to send me a replacement with holes
> drilled so that this interference doesn't occur, which is great, but
> I can't quite believe 1) that they made it this way to begin with and
> 2) that I haven't read more comments about this in here.
>
> Mitch Berkson

My mobile base didn't hit the lower shelf. Is it possible you got the
mobile base for the Beisemeyer fence?

--
Gary

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Mitch Berkson wrote:
> GeeDubb wrote:
>>
>> My mobile base didn't hit the lower shelf. Is it possible you got
>> the mobile base for the Beisemeyer fence?
>
> It's the 50-284 mobile base extension and the instructions say it can
> be used with a 10" Unisaw with a 52" Unifence or a 50" Biesmeyer
> fence.
>
> When I called them, they seemed to acknowledge this as a problem
> since they are willing to send a replacement.
>
> On your base are the three holes for the caster bracket in the center
> of the metal tube or offset?
>
> Mitch Berkson

On mine the castor bracket was pre-welded onto the cross support and off-set
from center. I'm not sure what the model # is since I bought it some five
years ago. I hadn't realized they had changed.

Gary

GeeDubb wrote:
>
> My mobile base didn't hit the lower shelf. Is it possible you got the
> mobile base for the Beisemeyer fence?

It's the 50-284 mobile base extension and the instructions say it can be
used with a 10" Unisaw with a 52" Unifence or a 50" Biesmeyer fence.

When I called them, they seemed to acknowledge this as a problem since they
are willing to send a replacement.

On your base are the three holes for the caster bracket in the center of the
metal tube or offset?

Mitch Berkson