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DeWalt / AMF GA 14" Radial Arm Saw Restoration. Origins · Purchasing · Relocation · Repair · Restoration
Origins.
I partially blamed Ray for interesting me in the saw, so I required his assistance when loading it up. I threw a couple of 2 x 4's down from the tailgate and we literally pushed the saw up the boards into the truck onto its backside. Getting the saw out of the truck was easy enough. I backed down the drive really fast and stomped the brake pedal. The saw flew out of the truck bed and into its current position in the garage as pictured above.
I will need to replace the wiring and push button station, but other than that I believe this saw will run fine. April 28, 2006 I replaced the wiring and removed the old push button station. I installed a new 30 amp double pole switch right on the front of the machine.
April 28, 2006 Well, never say never! I did go ahead and resotore this saw. As it turns out, this saw was in really good condition. The rollor bearings and ways are nice. I replaced the old switch with a new 30 amp double pole switch and placed it right up front where you can get to it easily. I runs on 240 volts and only draws 16 amp. So, it can go in most garages without special wiring. Anyone interested in purchasing this saw can email or call me. I will help set up shipping if needed. Thanks for looking, Chris.
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