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   flactem | Sep 15, 2011 05:35pm | #1

   Hi -- I had a problem with my Triton router in my table as well (probably the same problem -- the fine adjustment gear got stripped) and had problems getting it repaired under warranty.  Evidently Triton is changing distributors in the US -- I see from their home website that they have a new agreement (announced 8-26-2011) with Kreg for US distribution and service but there is nothing yet on the Kreg web site.  What I finally did was identify the broken part and order a replacement that I had to get from England.  (Even with shipping the cost was under 20 bucks.)  I then repaired the router myself.   A good website for dismantling the router is here:

   http://www.raygirling.com/dismmof1.htm

   Hope that helps -- although I can't remember the UK parts supplier.

   Dave

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   user-64052 | Sep 15, 2011 06:41pm | #2

   anf if that is your problem

   I would order spares if the replacements are plastic

   ron

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   RalphBarker | Sep 16, 2011 11:16am | #3

   I believe Triton was originally made in Australia, and was considered by many as a real workhorse. But, I believe the company failed about a year or so ago, and was bought out (I want to say by a Swiss company, but I'm not sure). A search for "Triton routers" here and/or on The Router Forum should turn up discussions.

   If they recently established an agreement with Kreg for U.S. distribution and service, I'd call Kreg directly, rather than waiting for them to update their Web site.

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   BruceS | Sep 18, 2011 06:05pm | #4

   Maybe Mfg. down under to start

   Now guess where ?   Like everything else!!   China.