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  1. 14th June 2020, 09:44 AM #1
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    Default Triton WCA400 Stabiliser Bracket

    I have just acquired a Triton 2000 with a WCA400 saw chassis and a height winder kit. But the unit hasn't got a stabiliser bracket - and the one on my MK3 (circa 1986) saw chassis doesn't look like it will fit without major surgery. Can someone tell me if the WCA400 has a stabiliser bracket as an option and if so what the model number is?
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    i happened to have the book next to me

    Looks like maybe ABA020 is the code Saw Stabilising Bracket | TritonTools.com
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    Many thanks, very much appreciated. I'll start searching for one.

    All the best
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    One here:
    Triton Series 2000 Workcentre Accessories WCB220
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    Many thanks for the link, very much appreciated. At 42GBP (about $84) for a couple of bits of metal, I think I might have to make one!
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    Or you could invest in a Triton saw and you wouldn't need one. Just tools have them for $285
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  8. 17th June 2020, 06:41 AM #7
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    Funnily enough I bought one last night from Discount Traders for about the same price - great minds think alike.

    I wondered whether I would still need the stabiliser bracket with the TSA001, so you're post was very timely!

    Many thanks for the information - much appreciated.
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