113.12202 motor bearings

[bubinga]

113.12202 motor
Craftsman table saw motor
Anyone happen to know the number of the bearings or the specifications for the two bearings for this motor?
If memory serves me it's a 6202, but I don't know if it's a 6202 5/8 or a 6202 with a 15 mm inner race?
I don't have the motor apart yet but I wanted to get everything ready before we disassemble it.

 

[nutjob]

Try this link:
http://wiki.vintagemachinery.org/ReplacementBearingListCraftsman.ashx#Motor_-_BC_HP_68

Kevin

 

[bubinga]

Try this link:
http://wiki.vintagemachinery.org/ReplacementBearingListCraftsman.ashx#Motor_-_BC_HP_68

Kevin

Thanks Kevin!

 

[bubinga]

Closest I am coming up with is the motor number
113.12200 Craftsman original (various)
6203 with 5/8" bore double shield; Accurate replacement 6203 5/8
I'd almost bet that's it
He's supposed to take the motor apart later this week so I'll let you know what we come up with
That bearing specs as 40 mm outside diameter 12 mm width
And of course a 5/8 inside diameter race.
One page did call it a 15.9 which is only about 1,000 of an inch larger than 5/8.
Thanks again I'll be sure to update.

 

[nutjob]

I picked up a Craftsman 100 drill press and will do a refurb when it warms up. Poking around on here found that some of the older craftsman stuff uses bearings with a 5/8" ID and metric OD. Folks highly recommend https://www.accuratebearing.com/ for this odd ball sized bearings.

Kevin

 

[bubinga]

I picked up a Craftsman 100 drill press and will do a refurb when it warms up. Poking around on here found that some of the older craftsman stuff uses bearings with a 5/8" ID and metric OD. Folks highly recommend https://www.accuratebearing.com/ for this odd ball sized bearings.

Kevin

That's that's what my Craftsman 113 table saw arbor bearings are 6202-10 the 10 stands for 10/16.

 

[bubinga]

It was a 6203 5/8 or sometimes called 6203-10 (for 10/16")