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I appreciate everyone's advice!
Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 10:38 am
by mountaingriller
This is all very helpful - I really appreciate everyone's advice.
I enjoy making wooden toys and the SS breaking down has put an end to that.
Maybe I'll up and running soon with your help
Tom
Posted: Thu May 20, 2010 2:33 pm
by anneb3
I saw the info about installing a plug and receptacle in line with the ON.Off switch.
Good idea, wondering just what kind of plug. Sure don't want one that will vibrate loose. Guess I could check at my electrical parts place.
Mine is the old one with dual wires in and out of the On/Off switch
Anne
quick disconnect for swith
Posted: Thu May 20, 2010 8:37 pm
by anneb3
Made a trip down to my electrical shop looking for some sort of fittings to redo the wiring to the On/Off switch, so I would not have to remove it next time I need to drop the motor to work inside.
He recommended something called a quick disconnect, but they don't sell them.
A search on the Net offered TOO many choices. Mine happens to be an old SS, with two wires incoming and 2 outgoing. Not sure if that was the origional wiring or some previous owner's method. Guess I will put that job off for a while
Anne