Craftsman 113242610 User Manual 12 INCH BAND SAW Manuals And Guides 1108169L

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P T L A TY...A Y

3 MINUTES of required reading for the home Crafts_

man ..... whether this is your first purchase or you're

an old hand=at power tools,

YOU'VE JUST BOUGHT A QUALITY SEARS TOOL,

designed to give yOU many years of top performance

and trouble4ree operation, It's also designed with

safe_ in mind, pertaining you to use the too_ without

concern so long as ceRain basic rules are obseP<ed.

We'd like to ca!l paRiculer attention to some of the

more impotent rules to re!low for maximum enioy-

ment of your Sears power tools,

1, REAB THE INSTRUCTION

MANUAL.....

co_pletely, accura_e[y

Pay specie;i:a_entien to safety pre_

cautioes ao:d use dsafely features

5. WEARSAFETYOLASSES

Safety g!asses _r eye shields are

recemmeoded for a/_ power reel

o_e_ations,

& DON'TEXGEEOTHE LIMITS

OFTHEPOWER TOOL

A_usi_;_ the power tooi by doing

ejury to the operator, Watch espe_

cially _he sizes of the work and

feed ra_e.

2: INSPECTTHE POWER TOOL

THOROUGHLY

Set up the machine accordiog to in

s_ructions Make certain all parts

a_e inciuded.

& USE PROPER ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

M_ke certainproperre!rage_110 o_

220} isused.USE kGROUND WIRE;

ANB ASU!TABLEPLUG, IFREQUIRED

Check fusng requirements of the

too_ ,aseutli_edin f;heinstruction

manu_l

Ge_ i_ the habit of tumi_g off the

tool 'when _oL inuse

10, KEEP SPECTATORSAWAY

Curiosity and ioterest oR the par_

of the family is fi_e,, _u_ avoid in,

specfions when the power tool is

runnin_

3. FOLLOWOPERATING

INSTRUCTIONSCAREFULLY

[hey have beee developed _e i;m

sure correct procedure and pro

uen! accideots

7_OOUBLE-CHEOKNOLO[NO

FIXTURES

Lock all c!amps _ ght[y,

Spi_ pa_ts by ha_d to Check aoa!os_

miaatigs_ent or touse_ess before

l_r_ing e_ !Joel

4. ORESS;PROPERLYFOR THE:

WORKSHOP

Ge_ fi;d of loose cloth%, roii up

sleeves {or fasten securely}, remove

your tie, wear a s_gofitI[eg shop

apron,

8, KEEPCO_!NG TOOLSSHARP

Make certain blades, @ilia, c_tte_&

etc are i_ top shape, Ouii _oo!s

can cause _eugh cats_ excessive

chppi_g, .a_d ac:cideets

M. SAFETYGUAROS

Accessory safety guarda are avak_.

ab!e for most _oels Use of these

g_ards is highly_ecommended

Keepprotectivecaps On ends of

exposedrotating shdts

12.AVOIOAWKWARO HARO

POSITIONS

any cutting to_l

ASSEMBLING AND ADJUSTING YOUR SAW

MOTOR, AND BELT SPECJFiCATi|ONS

] Motor, A generobusoge type motor of }/2 horsepower,

i725 rpm is recommended for operating this bond SOw.

2. Motor DHve PuJJey'_ This motor equipped with the

supp!]ed 2-inch diameter pulley will produce a S_Wi

arbor speed o_ approximately 640 rpm, This speed is

recommended for general use with wood and materials

of simi!ar eutt{ng nature,

3:, Specie| P#i{eys, Should you purchase a pulley of dlf-

ferent diameter for spedat use_.be sure to sto_e that it

shouJd be for a ]/24nch V-belt. The shaft diameter of

the motor must also be provided,

4, Serf, A 1/2 x43dnch V-belt is supplied wlth your band

sow and wi!l accommodate most opplicotions_ Should

you require ospecial bah, measure around the outside

of both motor and saw puileys (not in policy grooves)

w_th a steel tape measure

NOTE: The motor position must be estab,

tshed before for belt length

5, Circuit £to_ectioa, For proteetioe of the power supply

circuit, it is recommended thorn !5 ampere, fuse be

installed n the iine to the saw Use o "Fustot', 'Tusetran"

or similar slow,-blow _pe fuses

CAUTION: Be sure to ground the saw frame

to a cow water pipe, or other effective

ASSEMBLING YOUR SAW

tn order to prevent damage during shipment, certain RaMs

were disassemb!ed from the saw, These ports o{e listed

below, and shou!d be accounted for before d{scarding any

of the packing material (Refer to the exploded drowlng,

figure 5 for index numbers,}

1_ Sow blade (86),

2 Tobie and mounting bracket assembly consisting of the

following items: m T_unni@_ !0ok n_t 801

a. Blade _h_ust relier {3£) i [hrust bearie£

b. Lewe saw i_ide holle£ busli_g (43).

i54i. 0, Saw=!lida pie (4b,

c Hex 163i. pTrunnion support

dPlain washer (54L b_acka_ 45).

aTrue_fi0n (52L qTruani0_ I45,

f, Table (83) t. Nachnescrew-5i1618x

I, Rex nut........5/15,18(321, 3/4 in,= re,and Phil head

b Math se sc_e,_,,- wth 10ck,washer {69L

5 1548_1 in (84). re, Guidehelder stlt {Ill

i Table insert i58). L Tru_=eie_ 10ok screw 1%1.

jPartier178) u%t scre_'-......]i4_20_1/4

k Machine screw- i_ slotted he_t t40

No 132xi 4 in v @pet sawl_,,lde

[OU_r_I }_e_d {77L haler 1381

I. Table Iill IICI handle I.?£L _, LeveIinl scre_ (57).

Bag of miscellaneous small pots contesting of tle fol-

a. RoaMed screw (85L

b. tax mst_5/!51S (32L

c No× 'wre_eb=-5/32 i1.(76)

I, lacbi_e SCr'eW--,rb/IY,:I[8 X

i_, hex.head, wth leek

_sber 47),

e. Threaded s_ud (551.

5'15 im (85}.

4, ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE.

(See figure 5 for index numbnrsQ

a, Remove 'the four cover retaining knobs (1) and slide

the cover (2) off the studs, (See figure _,,)

CAUTION: Unscrew the leveling screw (67,

figure 5)_ until the end & flesh with the back

slde of trunnion support bracket (46),

bPiece the _o mountieg brits (47) in the two hales

of the trunnion support bracket (_)oed mount the

table(83) end trunnion support bracket (46) to the

f:rome (82) os shown in: figure 2._Leave: these two

bolts (47) _eose enough to allow the eetbe assembly

to be shifted.

c, _nsert the threaded stud (65), through _eve_in,g screw

(67) _nd thread it to bo_om of tapped hole in the

frame,

d, Piece the lock washer (66), over the _tud (651 and

_tort the hex nut (132) on the stud Tighten the nut

u_ a seug fit, Tighten the two meuetieg bobs (47) to

snug fiL

e, Tit the table so the 90 ° stop screw(84) is resting

on the truen_on support bracket (46), Lock the table

(83) in this position with the tQb_e tiff lock handle (79)

as shown in figure ]

f, Drop the upper sow guide assembly (37') until b_ade

guard clears the whoa!, (See note in figure 5for items

that make up the upper saw guide, (37), Pull the

blade cam handle (35) down to release the upper

_dler wheel (7},

g install the saw blade (with teeth pointing down and

away from the saw blade guides), Apply tension to

the blade by pushing the blade tension cam handl÷

(35) upward_

h, Revalue the whoa!s, with tensioned Made in piece,

two or three fuji turns_ Refer to paragraph under

"Adiustments" , "T_acking '°.

i, With on accurate _uare, resting on the table surface

and to back edge air blade, square the table (83) and

support br'_cke_ assembly with the sow blade by

adjusting the lauding screw (67) in or eu)

i. Lock _he screw(67} in place wlth the h÷× out (32)

Finish tightening the _0 mounting barfs (47),

k. Recheck for propersquareness of table to s_w btade

and make any corrections that might be aeces_Fy

J Correct the squareness af table to side ef blade (if

necessary), by adjus_ieg the stop screw (84), (See

figure 2.}

m_ Place the keurled screw (85_ in the saw slot of tome

(83, figure 5_)

n, Before replacing the cover _ssembJy (2), check the

biade for "Tension" end "TrackMg" as expi_ieed in

the following paragraph entiHed

I $TALLATIO

Three holes have been p_ovided to :secure the saw _o, the

bench There are two holes in the front foot on the ouiside

of the sow The rear foot has only one hole, which is _cces-

sible from inside the cev'er,

The motor may be iest'aI_ed either behind or below the saw

A!l of the i_ems Iisted in this maie paragraph should be

checked and corrected when _ecessary in order to insure

proper operation of the sow,,

1, Te_slom Proper' tensioe for a[[ biades recommended

for use with this sow is o buihoin feature and _0 further

o#eetioe is required,

2, Trecki_g_ The upper and lower wheels (58, end 7, fig°

ure 5) must operate in, the some vertical p!_e, This has

been estob!ished when the sow was assembled _t the

factory, if, due to rough hand_ing during shipment, the

lower wheel has become misoligned, the proper a!igno

meet may be accomplished as fe|iows:

a After installing the sow blade, and rotating the wheels

few turns, place o strolgh_ edge across the two

wheels, (See figure 3)

ST_AiG HTE_E

CORAC iNCORReCT

AIL _G _ME _ t AJ. IG _E N

Figure 3

b_ if whoa& are in correct alignmenh the straight edge

wi!Jcontactthewheels at fourpoints,A, B,C and D.

c if: any misdignment e×ists, loosen the set screw (57,

figure 5) in the _ower wheat and, with the straight_

edge contacting points C and Doe the _awet whee!_

adiust it in: or out until the straightedge contacts points

A and B of the _piper whee!_

d. if only one point A or B is contacted, odivstthe se!f_

Iock_ng blade a$igement screw (19) to ti!t the upper

wheel until aS[ four paints are in coetoct,

e_ After proper allgnmeet has been accomplished,

tighten the set screw (571 to secure the iower wheat

on _hearbor shaft (60)_

NOTE: If a _/8-inch w_dth blade is used,

the alignment screw (19) will require 'further

3_ Guldes Sow guide ossembUesare provided both above

and betow the table in order _o support the blade against

[Qtera! thrust end direct thrust_ The _pper saw guide

assembly must operate so the distance from the back

of the saw blade to the thrust roller remains the same

throughout the entire up and down movement of the

if on adjustment is nee:essay, remove the, cover and

turn the upper saw guide bar adiusting _rew_ e_ther

in ar out as required (See flgo_e 4_)When adjus_

meet is completed !ock the adjusting _rew lack nut'

to maintain the adjusiment,

Adjust the sow guide assemblies so the latera! :saw

guides (whoa adjusted) wili coetact the Blade oe the

solid potion only, not on the teeth or valleys behveen

teeth_ (See figure 20 This is accomplished by loosen,.

ing the sew guide assembly adiusfieg screws and

moving the saw guide assemblies, forward or' back-

ward as required.. Whoa the adjustment is correct,

Jack the saw guide assemblies in position

Set the lateral saw guides us close as possible to

the blade without binding the blade ot any point

or deflecting it sidewise. Lock the set screws securing

the lateral saw guides when the adjustment is correct

The blade thrust ro,!!ers shouid be set the thkkness

of a piece of newspaper from the back edge of the

blade,(See figure 4.) Using ascrewdriver, turn the

the bearing hoJder in or' o_t until @e roller is ie

correct position, The blade should to_ch these rollers

oe!y when cu_ing, not whee saw is ru_ning ffee_

The above odjustme_:ts should result i_ afree running

saw b!_de when no c_#ing operofioes are being

The table should be square with the blade and, at

the some time, the po#tter should indicate :zero on

the scaJe_ if a correctloe is necessary, it may be made

by piecing an accurate _uare an the table surface

and against the s_w blade_ (See figure 2_) Adjust

the 90 a stop screw untl] the adjustment is correct,

The te:bJe tilt poieter may now be reodiusted to the

zero mark on thescale by loosening the screw which

hoids the pointer to the sow. (See figure 1_)

After comp!eting a!! adiustme_ts on the s_w, check:

tar'el:oily by turning the mechanism by hand several

revolutions before operating the sow with power

NOT_: After a few hours of operation,

tlghte_ aH pulley set screws.

OPERATION

, Co_tre_so The operator should become familiar w_th aH

cont_o!s before operating the: saw_ A _i_!e time spent i:n

this effort wilt protect the saw and insure operational

sofe_ (See figures 2 and 4_)

a. The t_b|e 'Jilt |ock he,die _ lacks the tobie in any

position with the saw blade from 90 ° to 45°,

b_ The t_bie tilt p_inter _ indicates the table angle on

@e caiibrated trunnion _ale

c, The blade g_ides _ back up the blade far both

[otera! and direct thrust,

d_ The b,l_e g_ide eieveti_ |ock k:_eb _ controls

the upper assembly in relation to tobie surface for

various work piece thicknesses,

e. The blade _[ig_e_ s_ew _ provides _ means af

tihing the upper wheel for correct saw blade tracking

The blede tensie_ cam - (35, figure 5) provides a

quick and easy meaes _or changing saw b4ades, Pull

the cam handle down to re!ease the upper wheel and

loosen the saw biode_ Push the cam handte up to

repo@ion the wheel and tighten the saw blade.

2_ Open,flag Pr'e_ed_e,

a. Hold the work piece firmly against the table surface

during at! cutting operations.

b_ Do not farce the work against the blade beyond the

cu#ing capacity of the bJade_ as it will produce ex_

treme difiicul? in folbwing the pa_em layout.

3_ 5efety D_i_g Operetie_,

CAU_|ON_ Always disconnect i_put cable

from power supply when adjusting the sow,.

from one working poslt_on to another

a. A)wayssettheupperModeguideandguardasclose

tatheworkaspassibletokeepbladebreakagetoe

mnimumandprotecttheoperotor_

b Always stop the _w before moving the blade guide.

4_ Operatlng Accessories The foHowlng accessories ore

ovailobie for this bond sow.

o_ Rip fence,

b M_ter gage

c. Sto_speed converter_ This accessory may be quickly

o#oched to your sow to make available proper oper

ofieg speeds for wood or metes cuHingo Any o{ these

items may be purchased from your nearest Sears

Retait Store er Cata_eg_Order House_

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Blade Care,Severoi common causes of bond sow blade

breakage ere described in the {allowing paragraphs

A frequent check of saw ediustments end care exerc&ed

in operation wilt reword you with grea_ly increased

blade life and service_.

a,,

Failure to bring the upperguide assembly dewe dose

to the work piece eiiows distortion of the Mode which

encourages breakage,

Excessive feed pressure causes the blade to ride hard

on the thrust _oliers, producing crocking end even°

tud breakage A du!I blade, or one that has been

impropeHy set or sharpened will require much g_eater

feed pressure then o good, sharp_ property set Mode.

ff the lateral guides ore set too dose _o the Made

end rubbing censtontty_ or causing biede deflection_

the blade life and service are shortened coesiderebly,

Both of the guides and biedes will be, damaged if

_he gu4des touch _he teeth rather than the smooth

sides of _he biede,

e_ A poor weld where the blade e_ds ore ioined, or e

we_d that s improperly dressed leaving ebump, is

often the cause of short b_ode life,

if the b!ade is allowed to rust, either on the saw or

in storage, the resuhont piff_eg may be :severeenough

to produce breakage Oi! el!Modes before s_odng;

wipe off the oi_ before installing them on the sow_

Finally, one of the most common causes of: Mode

dlfficuI? is the proctlce of cutting too sharp oradius,

or _urn_ng the work piece too fast when cu#ing o

rodlus_ thus binding or twisting the b,lade_

h_ The fd_owlng table shews the approximate m_nimum:

d_ameters which should be cut with various width

blades:

BLADE WJDTH M1NJMUM D!AMETER

1/8 1/2

/4 2

3/8 3

1/2 5

Lubricatlon 'i

A special double row bah bearing, buih into the drive

shaH, end two single row be!l bootlegs in the idler

wheel hove been packed with iubHcont and sealed at

the foctory_ They require no further ottentiom

The btode thrust rollers should be lubricated occasionally.

(See figure 2, for locations of these roJiers,)Other mew

i_g and sJlding ports such as the guide sllde bo_ (]5,

figure 5)' and table trunnlons (5:2 and 45) may require

occasional _ubricetion to maintain smooth eperatlom

CJe_nJiness The sow should be kept dean and free

of occumuJated sow dust and other foreign moterla!.

To prevent the tobie from rusting, _t shou!d be kept

covered with o film of Sears ' Step Rust" when not _n

use Thls coating may be readily removed with acloth

before using the sow_ Many other unpainted (or um

plated) areas may also be protected against rust wlth

Sears _'Stop-Rust,"

TROUBL

T_OUBLE

Blade moves back and forth

when running_

SHOOTING

P_OBJABLE CAUSE

No_ track_ng preperly,

Wheel tires come off, Excessive speed_

Con net make true 90 °and Stop pin out of odius_ment,

45 ° cuts.

Can not make 90 ° cut ofte_ Upper and lower s_w guide pins (one set

previous odiustmeet has been above and one below) are out o_ line

made, with each ether,

Table assembty loose, Loese mounting bohs_

Excessive blade, breakage _. Twisting of bJ_de_

_, Im_re_er odiu#ment of side guides.

3_ Cutting of metal moterlals,

CHA T

_£MEDY

1, Adiust tilt of upper wheel with screwdriver,

2, Make sure lower wheat is i_ line with

upper wheel, use straightedge

Mok:e sure proper motor and pulley size ere

being used_

Reoad[ust, using combination square seffing

on table end against blade,

Back off d[ four pins (with blade under ten-

s,ion_ reoed[ust each pin untll it lust clears side

of sow blade and retlghten)_

Check bobs holding trunnlon and table to

frame,

J_ Cu#ing too smell o radius.

_. Reodiust as previeusjy outlined.

3, Speed reducer and metaJ cutting Made

necessary_

PARTS LLST FOR CRAFTSMAN BAND SAW

124NCH, MODEL NO. 113.24261

Figure 5

69 73

WHEN ORDERING REPAtR PARTS, ALWAYS GiVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AS SHOWN

ON THIS L,_ST:

Key IB

No. I

7 I

12 I

1. THE PART NUMBER 3. THE MODEL NUMBER-113.2426,1

2. THE PART NAME 4. THE NAME OF _TEM-]2qNCH BAND SAW

Always order by Part Number- not by Key Number

P'a_rt

Na_

41638

4;510

418;5

387;6

41711

4'1818:

4;312

41812

41624

41728

940,7635

1345:5;

; 81042

4; 530

Knob

Cove_"Assembly

Tire

Ring_ Re_ein_ng

Wosher_ Spring

Beo_ing, Ball

Wheel, Idler

Ring, Reta_nlngi

Stud, Cover _ Left

Guard

*Screw, Math,, 1/4_20 x 3/8,

Bind Hd,. S_o#ed H&

_Nut, He×,, 1/4_20

_Screw, HeadSess,. ;/4_20 x ;/2,

S_a#ed

Stud A.ssy_,Cover _ Uppe_ Right

Key

No.

27'

:2:8

Par_

No,

416;7

41632

38782

60140

38524

41101

425340

4] 723

4; 722

4; 637

41426

41631

4'1822

12:0393

8or, Sow Guide

Bo!t, Shoulder

Washer, Spring

*Wos_er, PIa_n, 29/64 i_D. × 3/40.D_

x16Go,

Screw, Self:-Locking

Fulcrum ASsy., Upper Whee!

_Screw, Math, 5/; 6-; 8 x ;,-!/4,

He×. Hd,,, w/_nt. Toat_ L/washer

Bracket, Tensioner S_de

8r_cke_, Tensioner Sv_pa_t

Bracket, Upper Whee! Soppor_

Rod, Upper Wheel Guide

Spring

_W_sher, Plain, 11/32 LD.

;Key

iNo,

3;1

5;0

PaN

No,

137654

41725

41823

134556,

60141

41816

4172:4

_142

411107

453568

]8232

142620

41636

41429

41635

9407608

41150

41433

425:338

60143

175519

41616

41621

41417

41106

41428

4t 636

38831

102582

4t 311

*Screw, Mac:h_ 5/1648 × 5ol/2,

S$o#ed Rd, H&

Spacer, Blade Tensioner

*Nut, Hexo, 5/16 18

*Washer, Piain, I 1/32 I.D:.x

1-1/16 O.D_ x 1/1:6,

Spring, Guide Bar Tension

Cam_ Blade Tension

*Washer. P_ein, 29/64 LD, ×

1_1/80,D, x 20 Ga_

Guide Assembly, Upper

Ball_ 7/32 Din.

Rol(er, B(ade Thrust

*Screw, Set, t/4°.20 x 1/4_ Slotted

Pi_ Saw Guide

Holder_ Upper Saw Guide

Bushing, Thrust BeoHag

*Screw, Mech. No_ 10_24 × 3/8,

Bind H&

Trunnion

Bracket, Trunnion Support

*Screw_ Math. 5/16-18x 1,

He×, Hd. w/inf, Tooth L/washer

*Wosher, Plain, 17/64 LD. x

19/32 O_D,x 18 Ga

Screw, Thread Cutting,

1/4o20 x 1_1/4, FJo't Hd_

Stud, Guide Hdder

Screw, Trunelon Lock

Trunnion

Guide Assy. Lower

He!dot, Lower Saw Guide

Pin, 5aw Guide

Key, Square

*Screw, 5at, 5/16-18 x ]/2,

Socket Hal,. Cup Pt.

Whee$, Lower

* Standard Hordware item- May be purchased $ocdly_

Key

No,

6,1

65;

70 I

73;

76 }

80'

8:7

**Siock Item- may be secured 'through the Hardware Department

Cota_og Order Houses,

PeN

No.

37952

41819

41625

106751

179319

60144

41639

120214

41642

3:84!6

9414972

412:118

41715

38450

1i15321

60145

19325:7

18922

38:414

38417 /

41720

69000

41217

109165

38794

41716

60146

62023

69001

*Screw, Moch,, 1/4-20 x 3/8,

Sle#ed Truss Hd_

Beefing

Stud, Cover _ Lower Right

Key, Woodruff No. _6

_Nut, Hex_, 3/8-24

*Wosher, P_ain, 25/64 LD_x

3/40.D° × 1/8

Stud,, Threaded

Washer, Lock, Med,_ 5/16 &A,E, Sfl_

5crew, Leve_ing

Insert, Table

*Si_rew, Mach, 5/16 x: 18 x 3/4,

Cross Recess:Truss. Hd,,, wiJnt_

Tooth Ltwosher

Foot, Rear

Screw, Mac;h, 5;/16o,18 x 3/4,

Hex, Hd,, wiE×t Tooth L/washer

Feet, Front

Ring, Retaining

**PulJey, 5_ O_D. x 1/2 V_Groove x 518

Bore, Keyed, (w/Set Screw)

_Screw, 5e_, 5/16o 18 × 5/I &

Socket Hd, Cup ?t.

*Wrench, Hex, 5:/32

*Screw, Mi_h', NO' 8:-32 x 1/4,

SJoffed Pan Hd,

Pointer

Handle, Tobie Tilt Lock

Nut, Trunnion Lock

Knob and Stud A,ssembJy

Fr'eme

Table

*Bolt, Moch_, 5/i6o18 × 1, Sq, H&

Screw, KnuHed

_OCt**B_ode, Band Saw (1/4 x 8 Long)

Belt Vee

lnstructlons and Ports List

of most Sears or 5impsons-Seors Retail Stores ar

CRAFTSMAN BENCH POWER

TOOL :GUA_NTEE

We guarantee oH Craf:tsman Band Saws to be free from

defects in materio! and workmanship,, When properly used,

cored for and malntained, we w_ll repSace or repair at our

optien end i_s_ali without cost to you_ for a period of one (1)

year from dote o_ sale, any part which proves, upon our

exomi_alions, to be defedive under normal use, This guo_-

ontee doesn't apply to Band Saws, used _n renta_ service,

Form Nee 28619_2 8

ASSEMBLY, OPERATING |NSTRUCTIONS

AND PARTS L_ST FOR

CRAFTSMAN 12 |NCH BAND SAW

MODEL NUMBER 1|3024261

The mode_ number w_It be found on a plate attached to your saw, on

the back cover.Always mention this mode_ number when communicating

with us regarding your Band Saw or when ordering parts.

read the instructions pravlded, the slmpie

safety precautions and you wiH have many hours af satisfactory

use flare your new Craftsman toot_

HOW TO ORDER REPA|R PARTS

AI_ parts Hsted here_n may be ordered through SEARS,, ROEBUCK AND

CO, at SIMPSONS-SEARS L_MITED, When ordering parts by moi_ from

the cata!og order house which serves the territory in which you: live,

selting prices will be furnished on request or parts will be shipped at

prevailing prices and you will be billed accordingly.

WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS G_VE THE FOLLOW_NG

INFORMATION AS SHOWN _N THIS LIST:

]_ The PART NUMBER

2. The PART NAME

3_ The MODEL NUMBER 113,2426]

4_ The NAME of item _ BAND SAW

COAST TO COAST NAT|ON_W|DE_

SERV|CE FROM SEARS

FOR YOUR CRAiFTSMAN BAND SAW

SEARS_ ROEBUCK AND CO. and

SIMPSONS-SEARS LIMITED in Canada

back up your investment with quick,

expert mechanical service and genu-

ine CRAFTSMAN replacement ports,

if and when you need repairs or serw

_ce, call on us to protect your invest°

ment in th_s fine piece of: eqgipment.

SEARS, RO EBUCKAN D COo°U° S° A°

JN CANADAt $_MPSON$oSEAR$ LtIMIT_D

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