Taurus 3 Complete Blade Kit

Taurus 3 Complete Blade Kit
Taurus 3 Complete Blade Kit
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Give Your Taurus 3 a Saw Make-Over
Gemini has put together a rebuild kit to get your ring saw back to like new condition. Includes: Standard Blade, 2 Orange Grommets, 5 Blue Pulley Assemblies, 2 Orange Groove Grommet Assemblies and 1 Drive Belt.

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  •   Very nice Kit
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Pros : easy to install
Cons : non
Other Thoughts : Definitely makes the saw run smoother.
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