Shaggs, that is extremely useful advice. Your a good guy for pointing out the fact that it CAN be done by a DIY.
I live 120 miles (210 km) from my nearest saw dealer, its NOT an option to take everything to the dealer. With digital cameras and recorders, its NOT difficult to sequence photos to be able to re-assemble the machine.
For the folks that have never done this kind of thing before, it GIVES you a warm and fuzzy feeling of accomplishment when you suceed!
Even if you don't manage to fix it yourself, you will have an appreciation for the people you do that sort of work every day.
Just use the grey matter, and MOST importantly, DON"T LOSE ANY PARTS!
