They also help reduce belt noise and donвЂ™t take on the вЂњmemoryвЂќ of the beltвЂ™s shape as they age. The links connect together easily, and you can make a belt to suit any saw, regardless of the belt diameter, by just adding or removing links. These belts can be a real blessing for a saw with a traditional V-type drive belt. And when you do, hereвЂ™s a suggestion: replace the old belt with a segmented вЂњlinkвЂќ belt. For a saw as old as yours, IвЂ™d replace the belt just as a matter of course. My guess is, thatвЂ™s where the slipping is occurring. When thereвЂ™s no keyway, the only thing that typically holds a pulley stationary on the shaft is a setscrew or two, and that/those could loosen and cause the pulley to slip.Дrive belts dry out over time and lose their pliability, just like fan belts on a car do. The pulley/shaft connections shouldnвЂ™t be the issue unless there are no keyways on the pulleys or shafts to house a retaining key. Sounds like the вЂњtransmissionвЂќ is slipping somewhere - at the belt and pulleys or between the pulleys and the shafts they connect to (arbor and motor). This is likely not the case if your breaker is not popping.Д¬hris Marshall: I agree with RobвЂ™s reasoning here. When the saw blade stops does the motor stop?ДЄnother possible option, and I have to admit that I am going out on a shaky limb here, is that your electric circuit may be underpowered. I am guessing you have a single belt that may be slipping, either at the arbor or at the motor. Put one jumper between 1 and 2 and put the other jumper between 3 and 4. Re: I want to rewire an old Craftsman table saw motor. Cabinet saws often have three belts or a single super-robust belt to deliver the power to the arbor. Re: I want to rewire an old Craftsman table saw motor. The second is how much of that power is effectively being transferred by the drive system. First: how much power is the motor delivering? It sounds like you tested that and it is fine. Rob Johnstone: I am assuming that this is a single belt drive saw (a contractorвЂ™s saw?).В If you think about it, there are two main factors that determine how much power gets to the saw blade. What am I missing? What more can I do? вЂ“ Ken The wood is not binding the blade, the wood IвЂ™m cutting is dry. I cleaned the underside of the saw very thoroughly and sprayed a lubricant on the arbor, but so far nothing has helped. I had the motor checked out at an electric motor shop and the motor is fine. At first, I thought it was the blade, so I installed a new blade and got the same result.

The problem I have is, whenever I cut pretty hard wood 1X (oak or maple) or 2X pine, I get about 2 to 3 inches into the cut and the blade stops. When I took possession of the saw, the cast-iron top was rusty, but it cleaned up very nicely. The motor runs well and is smooth.Motor #10DD Condition: Used, Brand: Craftsman, Blade Diameter: 9 in, Type: Table Saw Motor, Switch and more, Cutting Depth: 3 in, Battery Included: No, Power Source: Corded Electric, Voltage: 120 V, Model: 113.I recently purchased an older 10вЂќ Craftsman table saw (probably 30 to 35 years old). The minor flaw I see is that there is electrical wire around the cord right out of the motor, however this does not effect anything. You just mount the start box and motor and ground all wires, and this will be a great replacement motor. The motor runs very well, it is very smooth. The start button or switch box must be mounted upright also for this to function properly. Works great! This motor must be mounted with top facing up and bottom facing down. Came off of a 113.241920 direct drive 9вЂќ table saw. This is a genuine craftsman motor, box and cord. Sears Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive 9вЂќ Table Saw Motor Assembly with Switch, start button, Control Box, grounding wire and cord and plug. Item: 133892582628 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug. Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 1 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 2 2 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 3 3 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 4 4 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 5 5 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 6 6 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 7 7 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 8 8 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 9 9 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 10 10 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 11 11 of 12 Craftsman 113.241920 Direct Drive Table Saw Motor Assmbly Switch Start Box Plug 12 12 of 12 See More

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