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103.22161 Craftsman Table saw

Sheila2016

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I have a 103.22161 Craftsman Table saw that I would like to sell and have no idea what its worth, if any thing. Not sure when the last time it was used. Located in SE Michigan. Thanks
 

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Rileysan

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I have a 103.22161 Craftsman Table saw that I would like to sell and have no idea what its worth, if any thing. Not sure when the last time it was used. Located in SE Michigan. Thanks

You helped us out by telling where you're from. I don't know the market in Michigan, so won't proffer a value. What I will tell you, however is three things.

1) That model of table saw is very common, so condition will have a huge impact on value. Yours is covered in surface rust and the cord on the motor will have to be replaced. So basically, your saw is a project. Don't get me wrong. Your saw is also very well made and therefore popular with collectors.

2) Options. It doesn't appear that you have the table extensions or saw guard. I can't tell what kind, or what the condition of the fence is. So basically, you have the basic options only.

On the plus side, you have the rare saw stand. That style of stand is in high demand and can command up to $100 alone.

3) Size of motor. Is it a 3/4 HP or 1 HP commercial (with the 110 V and 220 V option). It's likely the smaller motor, but if you're selling it, you need to have a clear picture of the label.

Overall, you have a well made saw that is a restoration project. If you didn't have a stand, you might get $50 for it here in the Pacific NW, but I wouldn't offer more than $25. With that stand, however, you should easily be able to get $100-$125 for the saw. Just don't forget that everything is covered in dirt and light rust, so set a realistic expectation of value.

Brian
 
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Cruzan80

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There is a table extension on there, sitting above the saw itself. I have a friend who is selling a similar one for about $50, but his is missing the engine turned silver part in front (not affecting use, just visual) for comparison. Also with the stand.

The stands on those are a match for that particular saw, vs the more common 10" '100' series.
 
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