Table Saw Bevel Locking Lever Pad 089037008040

That it is called a pad and not a washer. Once I found a parts chart I was able to get correct name.

Steps:

1. Remove the 13mm nut from under the saw.
2. Unscrew the hex bolt from the handle.
3. Unscrew the handle bolt from the assembly underneath the saw. Be careful not to loose the internal parts.
4. Replace the table saw bevel lever locking pad.
5. Reverse steps to assemble.

Removing the pin that holds the locking lever is the hardest part.

This part is plastic and should have never been used in the manufacturing of this table saw. If this little piece breaks, your table saw is useless until its replaced or do what i did and put a ratchet strap all the way around your saw to hold the blade assembly in place so you can at least make 90° cuts. Very displeased that someone would think that plastic would be the right material to be used here.