I'm going to keep my 16 -32, and sell my 22-44 Pro. So, I figured as long as I'll probably take a $$ beating when I sell the Pro, I'll just snatch the tables off of it and put them on the new OSC sander...... Nope! It won't work. The 22-44 Pro has a larger and wider table, and a longer and wider conveyor belt than the 22-44 Plus and the new OSC.
Plus the mounting method is different. So, I just ordered the correct in/out feed tables today. Bummer!
Yea, I did Steve. I've got the stand put together and then measured everything. The base's footprint is 42" wide and 21" deep and the damn thing weighs 360 LBs total when assembled.
I've figured out where I'm going to put it, but it has to go on a mobile stand. I just don't have room for a non mover of that size. My neighbor will help me lift the 220 LB head assembly onto the stand, but I ordered a Shop Fox mobile base for it yesterday and I'm going to wait until I get that here, put the stand in it, and then lift and mount the head.
I'm in between pieces right now and I still have the PRO set up, so I'm not in a big hurry.
You know, an engine hoist is one of the best woodworking purchases I've ever made. Couple it with a few nylon slings and there's just not much you can't assemble completely by yourself.
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I used a $9 HF dual-pulley to hoist my air cleaner to the ceiling in my shop. There wasn't enough room to reach over the top and unhook it, so it's still there. I consider it to be a fail-safe for the four hooks.
Especialy with what they ask for a set of tables. 
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