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Delta Band Saw

15 years ago

I've had my Delta Band Saw for about 10 years. Last week I was cutting a pattern on it & the saw blade came off the wheels. The rubber tire on both wheels have dried out and were breaking off in pieces. When I looked for replacement tires, I found out that Delta does not stock them anymore.

Since I normally use this saw quite often. I sure would like to get it bach in working order.

PS Delta Guarantee ran out about a year ago.

Does any one know where I can get replacement tires, or have any suggestions on how to get thes much used saw back in working condition??

Thanks in advance "Mac" HWMCMM@aol.com

Comments (3)

Jon1270
15 years ago
I just Googled 14" delta band saw tires and got all sorts of relevant hits.
User
15 years ago
Google Suffolk Machinery company. They make the Timberwolf brand band saw blades and also stock all kinds of accessories. I have been using their band saw tires and blades for 10 years.

You have to call on the phone, that is the way they fill orders---to make absolutely sure you get the right parts and the right deals.
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brickeyee
15 years ago
The 'synthetic' tires from the aftermarket sources are better than the real rubber tires that used to be the only thing available.

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