Is the saw belt driven or direct drive. If belt driven, any motor with the same HP rating & Frame number should fit right up. Sometimes different frame number motors will work, too, since they may be very similar. Be sure the motor shaft matches, and the mounting bolt pattern is the same. If it's a direct drive system, repairing the old motor may be your only choice. Good luck

I have a working motor for an old electric sears table saw. If you are still in need, please reply. I acquired from my dad and I will never use it.

Thanks for your reply regarding a motor for my old Craftsman table saw. I resolved the problem by having the motor rebuilt and it is now working fine. Should be good for another 30 years!

How did you find somewhere that rebuilds motors?

Have SEARS Model 113.298050 10: table saw with legs, etc...motor stopped the other day after a long session of ripping 2x4's. Thought it has just overheated. Waited, pushed the reset and nothing...waited some more, then hit reset and saw started turning reeeeeal slow, then stopped then started running backwards even slower. Reset a few times, now nothing as far as the motor starting...any ideas?? Anyone know the Emerson Motor replacement number for this, or what frame type the SEARS motor may have?

Hello-

I am interested in this motor. Tell me the Cost, the HP and the RPM. Does it have a capacitor start?

Thanks

George Joecken

In your comment you said you were ripping some studs, well my old Craftsman quit also. I just took it apart and thought it might be the capacitor. Not. It was if fact the reset button. I bypassed the circuit with a jumper wire and now it works. Now I need to find a replacement reset button.

I know it's been a while, but do you still have he motor? I'm looking for on for a Sear 113.22411

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My Craftsman belt drive motor just went out tonight. It is a KS55BXFS-1043. Does anyone have one, or know how to get one? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Johnny