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   DominicG | Aug 29, 2002 07:47pm | #1

   Go to http://www.oldwwmachines.com/

   They have many of the manuals on line. And if you can't find it, ask someone on the site. they are very helpful.

   Dominic

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   gjmarker67 | Aug 29, 2002 09:52pm | #3

   thanks.  i've already been to their site and they don't seem to have anything for these machines, but i'll ask.

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   riverr1 | Aug 29, 2002 08:32pm | #2

   My father just a couple of weeks ago replaced the shivespully's on his 1957 crafstman (rockwell) tablesaw. I went on line for him under sears parts, brought up the model number and bingo, a scematic came up and all the parts are still available. I don't know about manuals, but I don't see why not. Give it a try.

   Bear in mind some things have change. His motor is no longer available, but it has been replaced with a more efficient one.

   Don

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   gjmarker67 | Aug 29, 2002 09:53pm | #4

   thanks.  they can get me parts, but no schematic and no manuals.  calling their 800# was really frustrating.

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   riverr1 | Aug 29, 2002 10:34pm | #5

   Just a suggestion, but if you want anything from sears, skip the 800# and look for it on line first. Much less aggrevating, and I think they just have bodies there to answer the phone. Their knowledge is limited to say the mostleast. ;^)

   Don

   PS>>>For schematics, just download them from the computer or print them.

   Edited 8/29/2002 3:35:36 PM ET by Don C.

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   gjmarker67 | Aug 29, 2002 11:28pm | #6

   thanks.  the schematics wouldn't come up for these tools.  i'll try again.

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   riverr1 | Aug 29, 2002 11:34pm | #7

   Down at the bottom of the parts listing is a little box that says, "view schematic." Click on that. Easy to miss is you didn't know it was there. sorry for not pointing that out.

   Don

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   gjmarker67 | Aug 30, 2002 04:49pm | #8

   I tried that.  Worked for the table saw, couldn't get an image to load for the lathe.

   Thanks