Rewire 220 to 110

Here’s a link to the service manual for your saw http://www.managemyhome.com/mmh/lis_pdf/OWNM/L0804093.pdf If you can’t get it to open, the manual says that you remove the pan head screw from the top of the motor cover and there is a 110/220 switch in side. Switch it to 110 and replace the plug on the cord for a 110 outlet.

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Thank you very much! I have not had any luck finding a manual and 1 hour after posting here you have it for me. Well it’s saved to my puter now. I really appreciate you telling me how to do it and not making me find it. Finding a screwdriver to fit in there was no easy chore I finally used a flexdrive extention. Then the x#*^!@ plastic cover could only be wiggled out of the way a littleThen of coarse the blade and guard blocked the view of where the switch is. Luckly my grand daughter is now living with me, so I took a sred from the mirror she broke today and dangled it in front of the switch. Reached in with a wire and switched it over to 110. I couldn’t have done it without you tenontim. Thanks again

Does anyone know the price of this saw, Craftsman Contractor Series model no. 113.196420, when it was new? I purchased it in 1993 and I am trying to update my inventory sheet. Thanks

Greetings DGood. I have the Craftsman 10” Radial Arm Saw model # 113.197150 that my wife bought me for my birthday. This saw was purchased new in 1986, and she said she paid a little over $500.00 for it. As a matter of fact, I still had the receipt in my manual: $508.67 total with tax and all. Hopes this helps with your inventory sheet.

-- " Don't ever wrestle a pig in a mudhole....he'll be having more fun than you..!!

Thanks Rick, while not the same RAS it does help in pricing mine. I appreciate it.

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