14 inch Bandsaw Built in 1945 ? Milwaukee Delta

by Dan P
(Orland Park, IL)

Restored Delta 14: Band SawAugust 2009

Restored Delta 14: Band SawAugust 2009

Serial number #37-2177. Does anyone know the model number, and where can I get parts & manual?

Thanks

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Band Saw
by: RobNybo

the saw is a 28-207 I believe. I just picked one up a few weeks ago that came off a ship. The stand makes it a 207, the 205 had a cast iron stand(I think). Lots of information about your saw can be found at vintagemachinery.org

Great looking restoration
by: Anonymous

To whom it may concern

I am looking for pictures of the pulley/drive area of this machine. I am currently restoring the same machine but have no reference to assemble and the order/placement of the3 pulleys.

Would you be able to pst something?

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards
Clint
(South Africa)

I also have the same bandsaw!
by: John J

My 1940/50 Delta 14" bandsaw differs a bit from your unit whereas mine has a cast iron top wheel cover housing with a hindged door swing. Thus making the entire unit cast iron.
I also can not locate information reguarding the unit and/or parts. I need the rubber bands that slide over the wheels. mine are worn and will not allow the bandsaw blade to track within the guides.
Anyone with any information,please post.

GREAT LOOKIN TOOL
by: CAMERON

HEY DAN...ALMOST ALWAYS ON E-BAY YOU CAN FIND MANUELS FOR 5.95.....I'VE GOT A 1939 14" WITH THE ENCLOSED CAST IRON BASE...BEAUTIFUL STUFF!!!

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