[OM] Re: Quiet, quiet, quiet

[r . burnette]

Chuck:

I just recently (1/07) ordered some replacement parts for a Craftsman radial 
arm saw purchased in 1970. The online parts service had the complete diagram 
and parts list and I was able to order everything I needed, although a few 
items were/are no longer available. That's a bit more than ten years.  ;o)

Robert

----- Original Message -----
Chuck wrote:
> 10 years I think.  I just had an opportunity to check that 
> out when I lost the key to my 30 year old Sears Craftsman 
> 10" radial arm saw... or rather the movers lost it.
> 
> Since I was close to the local Sears store at the time I thought 
> about trying to replace it I dropped in and talked to the senior tools 
> rep. She said there was no hope.  She told me Sears keeps parts 
> data and diagrams on file for 10 years.  She said if I was to call 
> or go on line there would be no data on the model number to even 
l> ook up what the part number was.
> 
> I tried anyhow.  True, there was no full list of parts but 
> they did recognize the model number and did have a key.  
> 
> Chuck Norcutt 


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