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1655 days ago |
Hello, I recently acquired a 2040 Makita Planer, and I am trying to find the owners manual. The planer needs some work, and before I start to use it I want to be safe. Thanks Dave |
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#1 posted 1655 days ago |
Here’s a link I found for all the replacement parts for it. Using google, all I found was people asking the same question as you. http://www.ereplacementparts.com/makita-2040-planer-parts-c-97_156_454.html -- Julian, Park Forest, IL |
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#2 posted 1655 days ago |
Hello Julian, Thank-You for the fast reply, I have checked it out, but I need the owners manual on the adjustments, for the feed rollers, and things. Thanks Dave |
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#3 posted 1589 days ago |
2×4 -- David, Southern Indiana |
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#4 posted 1588 days ago |
Hello David, I did get it running, but it had issues, the roller guide setting screws are shot, I have them on order. Hope to get it back in great shape soon. I would love get a hard copy of an owners manual, or any copy of an owners manual, Thank for the response Dave |
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#5 posted 1588 days ago |
I did not find anyone with a copy that wanted to send it to you free but it seems like you can purchase what you need here: http://powertool.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/makita/2040.html?ct=support This internet world that we now live in is amazing and at the same time very scary. It seems like there is nothing that can not be found on the world wide web. I just don’t know how to get to it all. Hope this helps. -- Making Sawdust Safely |
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#6 posted 1587 days ago |
Hi Dave, I recently bought a nos 2012. I phoned makita and they sent me the manual thru e-mail. -- My Wife Says I Smell Like Sawdust............ |
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#7 posted 1587 days ago |
Good Morning Dusty, and Dan,
Thank you for the response, Dusty I did try to use the link you sent me and I had no luck getting it to work, probably it is me, computer illiterate.
Dan, I will try to call Makita, see how I make out with that. |
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#8 posted 150 days ago |
as of 12-19-12 it cost me 209.50 to have j.j. short recover makita 2040 feed rollers. i have a type 1 and had a hell of a time reinstalling them to factory specs. don’t over tighten roller pressure springs, u’ll burn up plain bearing. call me if u want tips or help. mike @ 50eight-33three-933six. -- wrenchguy mike, nw indiana, armpit of the nation! |
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#9 posted 150 days ago |
It’s on Makita’s website as a PDF: Click Here -- Mark Smith, Tracy, CA., http://www.markscustomwoodcrafts.com |
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#10 posted 150 days ago |
Nevermind! I didn’t notice that the original post on this was from 1505 days ago! -- Mark Smith, Tracy, CA., http://www.markscustomwoodcrafts.com |
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