My pops recently pased away and while going through his shop I came across his Radial arm saw. He purchased it in 1967. still have the originall receipt. I’m located in So Cal for pickup
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Junkhound
I remember him collecting these things to send back to Craftsman for 100.00. That's one way out.
My condolences on your loss.
I can't remember which piece
but you send part of the motor back for a $75 or $100 rebate. Takes it permanently out of commission...
You are probably right.
You know junkhound, get the hundred and then go to the scrapper.
I guess I would go to the local trade school and offer it to a student.
With the disclaimer that it isn't a toy.