The motor on my Jet JTAS 10X burned out today -- the windings melted --
and I need to get a new motor ASAP! I've Googled for the past two hours
without any success and the Jet website doesn't even list a replacement
motor. Can anyone recommend where I may find the correct replacement in
a Baldor or other high quality brand? I'm in the middle of building a
dresser that must be completed this coming Friday and will need to
order and get overnight.

I have found some possibles but they talk about different frame sizes.
I haven't been able to find out what this Taiwan motor is, etc.

Thanks for any help!

The last time I bought a motor I looked up electric motor repair shops
in the local yellow pages. Turned out there was a sales/repair shop in
the next town. If I needed one in a hurry like you seem to I'd bring it
to a shop, frame and all, so that the local expert could identify the
frame and provide a suitable replacement.

J.

RusticRevisions wrote:
The motor on my Jet JTAS 10X burned out today -- the windings melted --
and I need to get a new motor ASAP! I've Googled for the past two hours
without any success and the Jet website doesn't even list a replacement
motor. Can anyone recommend where I may find the correct replacement in
a Baldor or other high quality brand? I'm in the middle of building a
dresser that must be completed this coming Friday and will need to
order and get overnight.

I have found some possibles but they talk about different frame sizes.
I haven't been able to find out what this Taiwan motor is, etc.

Thanks for any help!

Why don't you call Jet Service and ask them?

"RusticRevisions" wrote in message
oups.com...
The motor on my Jet JTAS 10X burned out today -- the windings melted --
and I need to get a new motor ASAP! I've Googled for the past two hours
without any success and the Jet website doesn't even list a replacement
motor. Can anyone recommend where I may find the correct replacement in
a Baldor or other high quality brand? I'm in the middle of building a
dresser that must be completed this coming Friday and will need to
order and get overnight.

I have found some possibles but they talk about different frame sizes.
I haven't been able to find out what this Taiwan motor is, etc.

Thanks for any help!

Closed for the weekend.

Thanks for your help! I was in a panic when I posted this because I had
the weekend dedicated to finishing my project. Of course, all of the
local stores for electric motors are closed until Monday. So I guess
this is a good time to clean the shop!

Hmmmm..... I paid about 1200 for the saw three years ago and got a
quote from Jet today for a new motor.... They want $500! Sheesh! I
might as well dump Jet and go for an American crafted saw.

On 13 Feb 2006 17:27:01 -0800, with neither quill nor qualm,
"RusticRevisions" quickly quoth:

Hmmmm..... I paid about 1200 for the saw three years ago and got a
quote from Jet today for a new motor.... They want $500! Sheesh! I
might as well dump Jet and go for an American crafted saw.

Nah, if you like the saw, just buy a replacement motor from ANYONE
else. Methinks the tool mfgrs are taking replacement part pricing
direct from Detroit. tsk tsk tsk


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What would be an example of an "American crafted saw"? A Unisaw with a
Brazilian made WEG motor? A Powermatic 66 with the same motor as your Jet?

Have you tried Graingers?