Hello KCFred,

I migfht have a spare switch for the Power-Kraft TPC2610A.

We needed one a while back and my father-inlaw found a place in Dallas where they had a switch that worked, he purchased 2 of them. I will have to look out in my shop to see if I can find the switch. I Also have the manual if you need a page or two faxed or emailed to you.

The problem I seem to have is how to grease the gears without taking the whole motor assembly apart.

Mullet

We also need a power switch for the same Radial arm saw. Did you find a place to buy a new one?

If so would you please send me the address to get one.

mk26loot@peoplepc.com

Thanks Jim

are bearings available for this saw?

If so what is the best way to dismantle?

Pete

You can try these folks

Toolkraft Parts

P.O. Box 80777

Springfield, MA 01138-0777

Tel: 413-737-7331

Sales@Toolkraft.com

The Mullet

Dave

Try these folks

Toolkraft Parts

P.O. Box 80777

Springfield, MA 01138-0777

Tel: 413-737-7331

Sales@Toolkraft.com

The Mullet

Dave

I need the trigger switch for my power kraft radial arm saw model 2610c

I have the Powr Kraft Radial Arm model TPC-2610C. The saw has worked perfectly for over 35 years under moderate use until today. It did not shut off until I unplugged it. Took the switch out and tried to disassemble it but the spring retainer broke and it can't be reassembled. Does anyone have a trigger switch for this model or a source?

I bypassed mine and mounted a control switch to the front of the cabinet.

This is the same setup I have seen in numerous lumber yards and I think is safer than the setting of the trigger lock in the vicinity of the spinning blade.

Another worthwhile modification I found was a 10 gauge dedicated circuit back to the panel.