trainfan1 wrote:
Hello...

I am trying to source a pair (or two) of motor brushes for my 1972
vintage Montgomery Ward "Powr Kraft" Circular Saw.

The model number is TGB-8110A and the part number for the brushes("brush
& spring") is 718-838.

Would it help if someone knows who originally made this saw for Wards?

I've done a pretty thorough web search and it looks like I'm going to
have to rely on someone's personal knowledge & experience...

Thanks, Rob
Remove the brushes yourself & take them to a good hardware store - might get a good enough match.

Hello...

I am trying to source a pair (or two) of motor brushes for my 1972
vintage Montgomery Ward "Powr Kraft" Circular Saw.

The model number is TGB-8110A and the part number for the brushes("brush
& spring") is 718-838.

Would it help if someone knows who originally made this saw for Wards?

I've done a pretty thorough web search and it looks like I'm going to
have to rely on someone's personal knowledge & experience...

Thanks, Rob

"trainfan1" wrote in message
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Hello...

I am trying to source a pair (or two) of motor brushes for my 1972
vintage Montgomery Ward "Powr Kraft" Circular Saw.

The model number is TGB-8110A and the part number for the brushes("brush
& spring") is 718-838.

Would it help if someone knows who originally made this saw for Wards?

I've done a pretty thorough web search and it looks like I'm going to
have to rely on someone's personal knowledge & experience...

You check this group?

If the source for other Powr Kraft (Power Craft for search) parts can't
help, it's time to go to a motor shop.

: Toolkraft National Service and Parts Center - We offer service and parts
for Toolkraft, Darra James, Powerkraft
: for Montgomery Ward, and Duramark, (for T.Eaton) power tools. We are
located at:
: 352 Longhill Street
: Springfield, MA, 01108
: tel: 413-737-7331, fax 413-736-7701
: 9a.m. - 5p.m. EST Mon-Fri
: e-mail us at
: We look forward to being your service and parts center!

I found this on the Web. It may be dated but give it a try.



"trainfan1" wrote in message
news
Hello...

I am trying to source a pair (or two) of motor brushes for my 1972 vintage
Montgomery Ward "Powr Kraft" Circular Saw.

The model number is TGB-8110A and the part number for the brushes("brush &
spring") is 718-838.

Would it help if someone knows who originally made this saw for Wards?

I've done a pretty thorough web search and it looks like I'm going to have
to rely on someone's personal knowledge & experience...

Thanks, Rob

I am trying to source a pair (or two) of motor brushes for my 1972
vintage Montgomery Ward "Powr Kraft" Circular Saw.

The model number is TGB-8110A and the part number for the brushes("brush
& spring") is 718-838.

Would it help if someone knows who originally made this saw for Wards?

Try these guys: www.toolkraft.com . This company bought most of the
tooling and spare parts stock of the company that originally produced Powr
Kraft tools.

Lee



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At some point Black and Decker made Power Kraft tools. Try a
Dewalt/B&D service center if convenient.

Top poster Bob here.

I needed and found parts for a PowrKraft (Wards) RAS at www.toolkraft.com
They don't list parts online, but have a toll free number to call. My
experience was just grand. Hope yours is the same.


"trainfan1" wrote in message
news
Hello...

I am trying to source a pair (or two) of motor brushes for my 1972 vintage
Montgomery Ward "Powr Kraft" Circular Saw.

The model number is TGB-8110A and the part number for the brushes("brush &
spring") is 718-838.

Would it help if someone knows who originally made this saw for Wards?

I've done a pretty thorough web search and it looks like I'm going to have
to rely on someone's personal knowledge & experience...

Thanks, Rob

replying to trainfan1, mci jax wrote:
I have a replacement saw

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On Tuesday, November 22, 2016 at 8:14:04 AM UTC-5, mci jax wrote:
replying to trainfan1, mci jax wrote:
I have a replacement saw



Unfortunately, you are 11 years too late.

For lack of the replacement brushes, trainfan1 gave up woodworking all
together. He took up flower arranging instead.