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Since it is bordering on being an antique, or at least a collectorвЂ™s item, IвЂ™m making sure that any fixes or modifications are not permanent, so it could be restored to original state if desired in the future.TERMS - CASH, Visa, MasterCard and PayPalДЎ8% BUYERS PREMIUM - (3% DISCOUNT FOR CASH)ДЄll Items are sold AS-IS No Returns! No Warranty! *ONLY BID IF YOU CAN PICKUP* ALL PAYMENTS MADE THROUGH PAYPAL GO TO NOTICE: 18% buyer's premium on all purchases with a 3% discount for cash BUYERS MUST BRING OWN EQUIPMENT, PACKING MATERIALS, BOXES, TOOLS AND LABOR TO REMOVE ITEMSД¬aveat Emptor (Buyer Beware) all items sold as is. The electrical wiring needs repair, and it needs some safety guards. They had a reprint of a 1956 WardвЂ™s catalog, and my saw is right inside on the second page.Д®ven though it is 50 years old, it still works nicely, but there are a number of things this saw needs. My friend Jerry helped me find more information about this saw from the Old Wood Working MachineвЂ™s Powr-Kraft page. I know this is not the original since Craftsman is a Sears brand. Mine has a 1-horsepower Craftsman electrical motor. The saw takes an 8-inch blade, and is belt-driven with the motor mounted on the back of the frame. Looking at it, I guessed it was from the 1960s. The label identifies it as a Powr-Kraft model TMG-3332A from Montgomery-Wards date unkown. It needed some repair, but looked like it was likely still in fairly good condition. I acquired a table saw last summer at a local estate sale for $20.

Toolkraft owners manual