Looking For An Owner's Manual

Do what I did when I recently purchased an older RAS. Call the manufacturer and ask. They might just sned one to you for free.

Chris Mooney

This is an e mail address, They should have a copy for you. snipped-for-privacy@ridgidwoodworking.com Tony D.

Mike,

Back in the early 1990's I was able to have Emerson Electric (the manufacturer of most of the early craftsman stationary tools) fax me more than a couple original owners manual. Contact their Special Products Division. The world headquarters is

Their Fax number at that time at the special products division was

Good Luck

In news:btvqno$c199h$ snipped-for-privacy@ID-100220.news.uni-berlin.de, Mike Marlow burped and spewed forth the following:

My thanks to the guys who replied. I have an even older Sears jointer that I was going to put together and at one time I thought for sure I had found a site that contained manuals for a huge amount of older Sears Craftsman products - doggoned if I can find it now. Oh well - that site did not have a manual for the other jointer I have so it'd have just been my luck that I would not find a manual on-line for this jointer, either. I do appreciate the feedback and will see what I can get from some of the options suggested by those who replied.

-Mike-

Did you try

-- In golf, it's not the score that counts--it's the company!

Go to www3.sears.com. The manual P/N is 67096 and it will cost you $7.49. You might find it on OWWM for a free download.

Tom