Dayton 8 Bench Grinder Manual
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Dayton Bench Grinders Parts
Grinding Wheel Removal With the power off, unscrew the shield, if applicable, that surrounds the grinding wheel. Locate the center arbor nut, and unscrew the nut with a wrench, holding the wheel in one hand so it doesn't rotate. Since the grinding wheel rotates toward you, the right-side wheel nut is threaded as you'd typically expect and unscrews by turning the nut toward the front of the grinder. The left-side grinding wheel nut, in most cases, is reversed and unscrews by turning it toward the back of the grinder in an opposite rotation.
Once unscrewed, remove the nut and the holding washer.