I have a J.D. Wallace & Co. RAS circa 1940's that my Dad had in our
garage. He never used it or rather never got around to hooking it up. It
is all cast steel and wired for 220. It need some cleaning and needs to
be re-wired as the wiring looks to be original. Anyone with any info on
this brand and availiability of parts and /or weather it is cost
effective to bring up to par will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 12:58:06 -0600, wrote:

I have a J.D. Wallace & Co. RAS circa 1940's that my Dad had in our
garage. He never used it or rather never got around to hooking it up. It
is all cast steel and wired for 220. It need some cleaning and needs to
be re-wired as the wiring looks to be original. Anyone with any info on
this brand and availiability of parts and /or weather it is cost
effective to bring up to par will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.



see attachment it is a pdf file about the saw

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On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 19:48:47 GMT, not a chance
wrote:

On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 12:58:06 -0600, wrote:

I have a J.D. Wallace & Co. RAS circa 1940's that my Dad had in our
garage. He never used it or rather never got around to hooking it up. It
is all cast steel and wired for 220. It need some cleaning and needs to
be re-wired as the wiring looks to be original. Anyone with any info on
this brand and availiability of parts and /or weather it is cost
effective to bring up to par will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.



see attachment it is a pdf file about the saw