Well I did a little research and ran into a dead end on the ***** web site. They just say Motor unavailable (P/N 62618). I have had two ***** 10" tablesaws first one for 30+ years and now have a new one. Both saws had motors rated for 115/230 Volts 3450RPM. The Pulley on the motor is 2" dia. (You might want to measure the diameter of the pulley on the blade end and compute the RPM ratio so that you don't exceed the max blade RPM). As for the HP rating on the motor The first saw I had was equipped with a 1 1/2 HP motor and wasn't really up to the task if I was doing serious ripping. My new one has a 3 HP motor and works great. Anyhow the HP rating can pretty much be what you want in the range of about 1-3 HP. If you opt, I would, for the 3 HP motor just be sure the circuit you plan on plugging into can handle the load. Also be sure the motor base will fit on the saws motor mounting base. (I have configured the motor to run off a dedicated 230 Volt circuit. wiring diagram is on the motor housing).

Hope the above is of help.

Steve

Thank you. I went back to the guy I bought the table from and he had the motor.

Everything you said was right and if I hadn't of gotten the old motor I could have gotten a new one based on your info. It is a 1 horse so I will see if it fits my needs. I suppose I can always upgrade to the 3 horse knowing what I know now.

Just incase someone else finds this thread I will type in the motor specs for 113.298031.

MODEL: 113.12171 CAT: 1217 HP:1

RMP 3450 HZ:60 PHASE: 1 Volts: 115

AMPS: 14 UNSUL. CLASSS: A S.F.: 1.0

S.F.A: 14 CODE: K AMB: 40C FRAME: G56Z

BRGS: SLEEVE TIME RATING: CONT.

MFG MODEL: KS55FN-1047 MFG NO: 9793

CAPACITOR START A.C. MOTOR

Thanks for the resourse.

James

all craftsman tools that have a 113 code are made by Emerson Electric. their technical support No. is 1-800 474-3443 they often have parts that ***** no longer stock because the same parts are interchangeable with Ridged parts. example. I bought a craftsman miter gauge clamp for table saw at a yard sale, it was an exact copy of the one that ********** had in stock except the grip is red on Ridged and black on Craftsman. also Ridged parts are cheaper than those from ***** parts.

Carl

I have an small old table saw model number 113.19053 and I can't find any information on it. Does anyone know of a website that might have some information?

Thanks!

Try the old woodworking machines

(owwm ) website.

Thanks for the response! I will check that website out.

here is a link to a motor listed on eBay 4 ur saw. Check it out.

http://cgi.ebay.com/SEARS-CRAFTSMAN-1-HP-3450-RPM-ELECTRIC-MOTOR-TABLE-SAW_W0QQitemZ180166011559QQihZ008QQcategoryZ20789QQcmdZViewItem

I have the exact table saw you mentioned in your post (113.298031). I bought this saw 29 years ago brand new. I have all the specs from my motor (original) that you would need. The saw is in its original condition except that I re-painted the table extenions, installed a dust collection port and a Delta T-2 self-squaring fence (which I really love). You may email me at: [email protected] to obtain all the info you need to know from my motor.

Bill

tryme43123

my father has this table saw. I can remember being a little girl helping him make things in his shed. (Really more playing in the saw dust) He is needing the number of the capacitor to make his 1hp motor work again. It got all rusty from sitting around and not being used. He is wanting to get it working again so that he can build his grand-daughter a bed and toy box. If someone could help me out please. My email is: [email protected]

Thank You