Sawsmith 2000 (not RAS) owner is looking for some parts.

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Re: Sawsmith 2000 (not RAS) owner is looking for some parts.

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What few documents I have collected on the SawSmith 2000 are in a folder on My Google Drive link

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Re: Sawsmith 2000 (not RAS) owner is looking for some parts.

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How did the bevel locking hub turn out? I just got a new to me ss2000 and saw that my bevel locking hub was broken.
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Re: Sawsmith 2000 (not RAS) owner is looking for some parts.

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mauione wrote: ↑Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:21 am I just pick one up yesterday. Same thing, the Cambridge plastic broke, as soon as I turned it. So brittle. Also, can you look at the start capacitor, as mine is missing and I have no clue to what size or what wires plugin to what.
Thanks for your help
The capacitor is a Mallory psu12415
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The important # are the 124 - 149 mfd.


The voltage rating should be typical for a 120v motor.
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