Craftsman 12 inch Radial Arm Saw
Ivan Hardwick
condition but lacking an instruction or parts manual. Unfortunatly
Sears cannot help. Does any body out there have such a manual that
they would be prepared to photocopy for me. All expenses incurred
would be refunded.
Ivan
Walt Conner
think yours may be too new for me.
Walt Conner
Ivan Hardwick <ivanha...@dccnet.com> wrote in article
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Ivan Hardwick
Yes it does have a cast iron arm and tracks. The model number is 113 23301
John Anderson
wrote:
>Yes it does have a cast iron arm and tracks. The model number is 113 23301
Sears sells the manual (part# 63568 ) $7.49
See www3.sears.com and do a search on your model#
Regards,
John
Walt Conner
better if you can find the exact model number for book. I am really
surprised Sears would not have it on film at least. Might try Emerson, I
believe that is who made them.
You are welcome to copy of my book if you think it will be of use to you.
Walt Conner
Dave Wetmore
you.
Dave Wetmore
Ivan Hardwick
> I have the Owner's Manual for model 113.2330. I'll be glad to copy it for
> you.
>
> Dave Wetmore
Thank you Dave, if you let me know what the cost is I will arrange to
get payment to you. I am in British Columbia, address is
Ivan Hardwick
5808 Skookumchuk Road
Sechelt BC
V0N 3A4
chet zalesky
I too have a model 113.2330 RAS and am in need of the manual and any
other insight you can give me about setting it up.
Would you be kind enough to make a copy of the manual for me? Please
let me know the cost.
If the copy is not to blurred, it might be possible to scan it and
have an electronic version. I'll be happy to attempt this and send
you a CD (if the quality is there).
Let me know if the offer stands and the cost, and I'll send you my
mailing address.
Thanks
Chet
Randy Anderson
manual.
Randy
"chet zalesky" <zale...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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Jim & Diane Thomas
Sears for the manual.
Charles Self
>Watch out. You are probably violating copyright laws. Better to go to
>Sears for the manual.
>> I too have a model 113.2330 RAS and am in need of the manual and any
>> other insight you can give me about setting it up.
>>
>> Would you be kind enough to make a copy of the manual for me? Please
>> let me know the cost.
I am inclined to doubt that Sears would prosecute on this one. For the most
part, manufacturers will supply replacement manuals either free or at low cost,
so that's often a good option. If the manual isn't available from the
distributor or manufacturer, though, I wouldn't worry about violating copyright
laws...almost certainly no one is going to bitch if you make a single copy
(assuming they even find out) even if the manual is available currently. Now,
if you set up in business supplying manuals for old tools, supplied home-made
copies and did a land office business, I'd guess you'd be hearing from company
lawyers ASAP.
Charlie Self
Mel
http://www.emersontoolcompany.com/
or look under contacts at http://www.radialarmsawrecall.com/
"Jim & Diane Thomas" <jhth...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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John Fuhrman
found a few user manuals that have good information. I would be happy to
either scan or copy for you. Scanning and saending you a PDF file would be
the cheepest option (FREE) for both of us. Then you just print it out on
you home printer. (Inkjet or laser printer)
The manuals I have are for
113.23301 12" Radial Arm Saw
113.29411 10" Radial Arm Saw
These are most handy if you are trying to align the saw for accurate cuts.
Thanks
John Fuhrman
jfuh...@kc.rr.com for personal response - usually within 1 day.
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> On Wednesday, September 11, 2013 12:47:39 PM UTC-7, hughban...@gmail.com wrote:
>> On Saturday, December 8, 2001 2:46:55 PM UTC-8, Ivan Hardwick wrote:
>>
>>> I have inherited a 1976 Craftsman 12 inch radial arm saw in superb
>> http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=2497, go to this
>> site for vintage manuals on most all machines
>
> Yup, used to be OWWM (old wood working machinery)
anything unique to the machine unless it's just to have for the sake of
having....
--
Sonny
> I have inherited a 1976 Craftsman 12 inch radial arm saw in superb condition....
Though you have the 12", to be on the safe side, contact these folks to see if your saw is a candidate for this replacement kit. I'm not familiar with your saw, so I'm wondering if a 10" blade can also be used on it. Won't hurt to ask. http://www.radialarmsawrecall.com/
My brother has a 10" and they sent him a replacement kit.
Sonny
amberw...@gmail.com
Thanks a Bunch.... amber
amberw...@gmail.com
-MIKE-
And if it doesn't qualify for the recall, then it's worth even less.
So good luck with that "low balling" thing.
--
-MIKE-
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Puckdropper
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> You know it's funny how everyone of these discussion groups has a lame
> ass fool who always wants to comment some rude ass unnessassary ass
> shit... Hawhaw get a life bro
You asked for "a good price to SL for it" and he just told you he paid $35
for his.
He also told you about a recall kit for saws like yours, perhaps you should
check that out?
Puckdropper
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Leon
play the girl card. # me 2 from a mans point of view. Women want to be
respected and taken seriously but play this card to get a man to do the
work for them. You sound like you know enough to do the research. Show
some pride.
-MIKE-
"unnessassary."
About the only thing that was keeping any decent value on those at all
was the chance at getting a new table and guard from the recall.
However, since (as another poster pointed out) yours doesn't qualify,
that lowers its value even more.
There are way too many of them around with very few people actually
wanting them.
Basic economics: high supply+low demand=low value.
Will you find some sucker who doesn't know this and will pay a lot for
it? Anything's possible.
Will you find them in here? Highly improbably.
Markem
Markem
worth it is worth what someone will pay. Not a real great idea to put
your phone number on the net either. Now wander off the Craiglist and
pay for FS ad there.
Larry Kraus
> On 1/24/18 12:27 AM, amberw...@gmail.com wrote:
>> Hey guys I have a Craftsman 12 inch radial arm saw "vintage" great
>> condition I'm selling it.. who wants it.. make me a good offer... You
>> guys know what there worth so please no low balling.. lol. Or what's
>> a good price to SL for it. I'm a girl so I know nothing of these
>> things.. can anyone help me out Thanks a Bunch.... amber
>>
>
> I got mine for $35, so that's what it's worth.
> And if it doesn't qualify for the recall, then it's worth even less.
> So good luck with that "low balling" thing.
>
>
A 12" blade would have put it in their Commercial or Industrial lines.
For a time Sears sold a re-branded Dewalt 7790, which is a very solid
12" saw that could easily be worth $250+.
Unquestionably Confused
> Hey guys I have a Craftsman 12 inch radial arm saw "vintage" great condition I'm selling it.. who wants it.. make me a good offer... You guys know what there worth so please no low balling.. lol. Or what's a good price to SL for it. I'm a girl so I know nothing of these things.. can anyone help me out
> Thanks a Bunch.... amber
>
the $100 offer from Emerson for the motor under that recall.
I have a vintage 10" covered by the recall and although it is a good,
accurate and solid saw with which I've tackled many projects over the
years. It's time has come as I have a nice 10" cabinet saw and 12" SCMS
in my shop and need the room.
I would like to keep the saw but I haven't the room for it. I've
considered selling it and watched prices on used RAS's for probably 5
years or better. The only thing that makes sense (practical or
economic) sense to me is to ship off the motor and collect $100. I
figure that by doing the bit of work to remove it and taking the $100
offered, I will be about $150 ahead of the game vs. screwing around
trying to sell it and loading it up into somebody's truck or car.
Not to mention the fact that I can probably get some $$ by dropping the
rest of the saw off at the local metal scrapper.
Scott Lurndal
-MIKE-
I don't buy that it could easy be worth $250, even if it's a 12.
Especially if it's old.