20 Most Recent Rockwell RK9000 Jawhorse - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Water in the electrics somewhere causing a dead short. Check the switch contacts. the motor and wiring.

Usually on the hand grip to raise and lower saw blade .

Try Sears parts. CAll rather than email--1-800-252-1698. They can research it for you and will call you in 3-4 days. It is expensive--$10-11 including the manual, tax and shipping, but they probably have it. Sears Parts Direct website also has parts for the Pro-Tech bench saw. MRB

not sure if you will find it at this link but have a look... Wire diagram for tile saw 10 in Chicago TC250B Google Search

Question moved from computers. They came in different sizes, but here are a few leads. https://www.google.com/search?q=task+force+10+inch+table+saw+parts ..

I ran into the exact problem. No support for my old, old radial arm saw. I took the top off the arm, removed the old broken switch and replaced it by screwing a standard electrical box to the top of the arm, extending the wires and then using a standard light switch to make/break the circuit. Looks kinda dorky, but it works fine. There's no relay involved, as the motor has a step/start capacitor. As always, this is my work around, and I do not recommend or advise you to do anything you're not comfortable with. All I'm saying is that you'll have to find another solution to the fact that the switch is no longer available. The saw works great, btw, and the switch is very handy on top of the saw arm. Good luck.

Try the video. https://www.google.com/search?q=install+belt+on+Wards+10+table+saw ..

You can still get parts and manuals here: http://www.clarkeservice.co.uk

CHECK WITH A DEALER OF BRAND MENTIONED

CHECK WITH RETAILER WHERE YOU GOT IT

this is the delta model manfacture is china.its blade lenght 16 inch.

Try searching online for owner's manual.most of time I find what I'm looking for,then either read then or download to read later. Good luck

Could be the drive belt jammed with dust or the belt is spilt I am having the same problem with mine need to find new one

There should only be three wires, Live (white), Neutral (black) and Earth (green). https://www.google.com/search?q=model+ks55bxfs-1043+wiring+diagram ..

I can only find for Dewalt, but you could post to this forum because someone there will have one. https://www.lumberjocks.com/topics/309365 I did find the manual for it. It is a shame they didn't include the wiring schematic! http://vintagemachinery.org/files/PDF/Craftsman/113-19771.pdf .. ..

The BT3000 actually has TWO v-belts! Here's a link at the end of this solution to an exploded diagram. Basically you have a major disassembly, but it really isnt that complicated.

More great info on the BT3000 is available from the web site http://bt3000.com/

I have a BT3100 saw, and it is a good tool, but does require attention in maintenance procedures, but Ryobi did outline the necessary steps in their manuals. The above website also has the owner manual if you need one.

1. Unplug saw
2. Remove the blade
3. Lower mechanism all the way to the bottom
4. Flip over saw and lay on it's top
5. Remove the blade guard panel opposite the motor
6. Unbolt the motor assembly and remove the belt cover
7. Replace the broken belts
8. Re-assemble (be careful not to cross-thread the bolts in the aluminum housings!)

http://bt3000.com/Manuals/BT3000-Parts-Manual.pdf

Use a meter an test switch and motor

check with manufacturer but the 172 doesnt have one

Changing the blade on the Kobalt 10" chop saw is not a walk in the park - here's a video demo I made on how to do it: