My new paperweight

Lebo · Post by **Lebo** » Sun Oct 26, 2008 12:23 am

Hello. I could really use some help getting my tannewitz JSW 250 table saw going. I need to remove the stub arbor. If I am standing in front of the saw should I push or pull on the wrench to get this monster off. I am sure I will have many more questions. This is the first of many problems I am going to have to get this thing running. Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Lance

nektai · Post by **nektai** » Sun Oct 26, 2008 7:59 am

I am not sure if this will help with your specific saw

http://www.machinejunkie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=476

Good luck

mr douglas t · Post by **mr douglas t** » Sun Oct 26, 2008 9:19 pm

Hello Lebo,
I have the manual on a 16" XJ, I will look up the stub arbor direction. I also have an old XJ parts saw. let me know if you need anything.

Lebo · Post by **Lebo** » Mon Oct 27, 2008 12:05 am

All. Thanks for the information. Mr. Douglas T. Do you have that manual in a PDF file? I would really like to have a copy. I got the arbor off with the leverage of a 5' pipe. It was indeed left hand threads. Pulled towards me to get it off. I went ahead a pulled the motor out to take it to a shop to see about a rewind and confirm that it had at some point been rewound for 440 single voltage. I did not have to remove the top or remove the elevator assembly to remove the motor. It was a little tricky. Hope I can get it back in. I also took most of the motor apart. I do not have the tool to get the rear retaining nut off but the front collar came off fairly easily. I was a little worried after seeing all the trouble swparish had. Anyway, I am still hoping that it has the ability to go 220 w/o a rewind but everything I have read tells me that it has been rewound to 440 single voltage. Motor looked very clean and most of the nuts and bolts came off w/out a fuss. The total price will be more than I wanted but it should be worth it. Nice sliding table on this one.

crzypete · Post by **crzypete** » Tue Oct 28, 2008 9:29 am

Lebo, see the thread next to this on transformers to get more information about the cheapest way to run a 440 only machine.

Also, how about a pic of the saw?

pete

Lebo · Post by **Lebo** » Tue Oct 28, 2008 10:51 pm

Crzypete. I will check out the thread. I am out of town today but will attempt to post picks when I get back into town. I am dumb when it comes to electric motors. I was under the assumption that a 440 single voltage motor is wound in some different manner than a 220. I think I found a good motor guy and he thinks it will just be a matter of some soldering new leads. $75 if I am lucky. Will let you know.
Lebo