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   RickL | Jul 18, 2005 04:37pm | #1

   Try calling Sears directly. Sounds likely the manual is no longer availble.  10 years is kind if a cutoff for  a lot of manufacturers.  Not every thing will ever be on the web. If something is broken or missing you have to weld, fab, modify something else or junk the tool.

   
   

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   Edited 7/18/2005 10:38 am ET by rick3ddd

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   CraigC | Jul 18, 2005 04:48pm | #2

   Also check out the 'Old Woodworking Machines' site at: http://www.owwm.com/

   Good luck!

   Craig Caughlan

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   WillGeorge | Jul 18, 2005 08:04pm | #3

   Just me..

   If that old not sure you will ever find..

   I'd get a friend that is good with mechanical stuff. Or yourself if qualified..

   Take it apart and see what you find wrong.. Works for me!

   EDIT:: I make little drawings so I can get it back together!

   
   

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   Edited 7/18/2005 1:05 pm ET by Will George

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   sambop | Jul 18, 2005 10:44pm | #4

   I have a good understanding of this saw. I got it my Dad and grew up with it. I just like to have the referances handy.

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   rpholland | Jul 19, 2005 02:32am | #5

   I have a manual for a model 113.298032. 10" table saw, not sure what the difference is. I would be glad to make a copy and send to you. my e-mail is [email protected]Robert