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will do thanks very much! i know the saw is old but, there is stuff out there, and i hate to replace missing parts with junk made in china!

hello out there, i have a craftsman table saw from the 40s, 8" tilting saw, model 103.0213. looking for a few parts to make it complete. it belonged to my wifes grandfather, sat in a leaky old garage for 10 years getting rained on after he passed, but i've got it back to running status, but...

hey just saw the post, im looking for the miter gauge, might you still have it?

sorry perhaps a little more info would be helpful. When the motor is assembled and running, if i try to connect the ground from the outlet to the motor frame, it trips the GFCI. I know my outlet is good, and i know the wire is good. If i plug just the hot black wire to the motor, and check...

the back with terminal board and centrifugal switch

there is when the back of the casing is attached, as you see right now, no, so I'm guessing the short is coming from the back housing somehow.

here's a couple of better photos, should be easier to see the terminal board, hope to get the ol girl up and running again!

here is a couple pis

greetings all from Maine, I have an old craftsman motor, 1/4 hp split phase induction. when I connect the electrical cord, the exterior case is " hot", and if I connect the ground, it's shorting out, so not sure if I have wired correctly. name plate and wiring diagram are awol so I'm hoping...

ok that makes sense, thanks for the help...the other question i have is where does the motor make contact? i dont see a plate that touches like your photo shows but there is an arm thats suppose to make contact with the wire lead.

sorry just figured out it was upside down:thumbup: not sure if this is any better?

here is a saw pic

no the saw is a 103.0213

pic of the bushing that came off the back somewhere and the rear housing cover.

hello all I have an old craftsman motor that I cannot get back together. took it apart to clean and the back came off with out me seeing how it went together. hoping some has some ideas, any help would be appreciated. thanks!