One of my feed nuts had an recess in it all the way around. Not sure what that one is for.
After that you can remove the saddle. I pulled the saddle off and it appeared it was stuck... not so just so heavy I thought it was still attached!
There is an oil distribution block on the bottom of the saddle if you have an oiler. Remove the feed line.
Remove the saddle lock from the left side of saddle. Mine has the handle missing.. I'll make one later.
One of my feed nuts had an recess in it all the way around. Not sure what that one is for.
The yoke with the feed nuts removed. Showing adjustment screws and locking screws.
After the screws are removed you can pull the feed nut(s) free. Same steps to remove either one. Take them both out.
Remove the adjusting screw.
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One of my feed nuts had an recess in it all the way around. Not sure what that one is for.

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Bridgeport Series 1 VS 2hp Tear down of the table and saddle
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