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Mike Romanovich

06/10/2003 3:06 PM

Ridgid TS24000 Motor

I recently fried my TS24000 motor by ripping too many long lengths
of heavy yellow pine stock. I found that the replacement motor costs
$253.00. Does anyone know of another brand motor that would mount in
this saw and be somewhat cheaper?


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cC

[email protected] (Charlie Self)

in reply to Mike Romanovich on 06/10/2003 3:06 PM

06/10/2003 7:15 PM

Mike Romanovich asks:

>recently fried my TS24000 motor by ripping too many long lengths
>of heavy yellow pine stock. I found that the replacement motor costs
>$253.00. Does anyone know of another brand motor that would mount in
>this saw and be somewhat cheaper?

Grizzly carries Emerson 1-1/2HP TEFC motors for $150 plus shipping.

Charlie Self

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[email protected] (LtNtHacker)

in reply to [email protected] (Charlie Self) on 06/10/2003 7:15 PM

07/10/2003 2:22 AM

Did you try getting it repaired/replaced under their Lifetime warrantee?

BK

Bob Kuphal

in reply to [email protected] (Charlie Self) on 06/10/2003 7:15 PM

07/10/2003 9:10 AM


Had a problem with a Rigid planner a while back. The "lifetime
warrenty" only applies to "manufacturing defects in the product", NOT
normal wear and tear.... Thankfully, Rigid determined that the failure
of my planner was a manufacturing defect..


LtNtHacker wrote:
> Did you try getting it repaired/replaced under their Lifetime warrantee?
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Bob Kuphal

in reply to [email protected] (Charlie Self) on 06/10/2003 7:15 PM

08/10/2003 8:45 AM


In their [Rigid's] defense, I do like the planner, no setup, was good
out of the box, blades easy to change, no snipe as long as you use the
depth locking device. Its just that the salespeople do mis-represent
the warrenty aspect a bit.

Like they say RTFP (Read The Fine Print)..... :-)

Greg O wrote:
> "Bob Kuphal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
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>>Had a problem with a Rigid planner a while back. The "lifetime
>>warrenty" only applies to "manufacturing defects in the product", NOT
>>normal wear and tear.... Thankfully, Rigid determined that the failure
>>of my planner was a manufacturing defect..
>>
>>
>>LtNtHacker wrote:
>>
>>>Did you try getting it repaired/replaced under their Lifetime warrantee?
>>
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>>Bob Kuphal -- Wisconsin
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> I looked at a discounted jointer at Home Depot the other day, marked at
> about $400. I asked if they would drop the price more? Nope!
> Told them I would rather buy a open stand JET. Their reply, "But Ridgid has
> a lifetime warranty!" I told them to stick their warranty.
> Greg
>
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"Greg O"

in reply to [email protected] (Charlie Self) on 06/10/2003 7:15 PM

07/10/2003 2:40 PM


"Bob Kuphal" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> Had a problem with a Rigid planner a while back. The "lifetime
> warrenty" only applies to "manufacturing defects in the product", NOT
> normal wear and tear.... Thankfully, Rigid determined that the failure
> of my planner was a manufacturing defect..
>
>
> LtNtHacker wrote:
> > Did you try getting it repaired/replaced under their Lifetime warrantee?
> --
>
> Bob Kuphal -- Wisconsin
>
> Remove DontSpam to email
>
>
>

I looked at a discounted jointer at Home Depot the other day, marked at
about $400. I asked if they would drop the price more? Nope!
Told them I would rather buy a open stand JET. Their reply, "But Ridgid has
a lifetime warranty!" I told them to stick their warranty.
Greg

TW

Traves W. Coppock

in reply to Mike Romanovich on 06/10/2003 3:06 PM

10/10/2003 4:07 AM

On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 05:58:34 GMT, "AL" <[email protected]>
Crawled out of the shop and said. . .:

>Is the TS2400 the portable saw with the direct drive universal motor? If
>so, you'll have a hard time finding an aftermarket motor to replace it.
>
>"Mike Romanovich" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> I recently fried my TS24000 motor by ripping too many long lengths
>> of heavy yellow pine stock. I found that the replacement motor costs
>> $253.00. Does anyone know of another brand motor that would mount in
>> this saw and be somewhat cheaper?
>


get the frame number off the one you have, and go to a supply house
and get a new one.


Traves

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"AL"

in reply to Mike Romanovich on 06/10/2003 3:06 PM

10/10/2003 5:58 AM

Is the TS2400 the portable saw with the direct drive universal motor? If
so, you'll have a hard time finding an aftermarket motor to replace it.

"Mike Romanovich" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I recently fried my TS24000 motor by ripping too many long lengths
> of heavy yellow pine stock. I found that the replacement motor costs
> $253.00. Does anyone know of another brand motor that would mount in
> this saw and be somewhat cheaper?

TW

Traves W. Coppock

in reply to Mike Romanovich on 06/10/2003 3:06 PM

14/10/2003 1:39 PM

On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 17:44:43 -0500, "Greg O"
<[email protected]> Crawled out of the shop and said. . .:

snip

>
>Mike, you are correct.
>Traves, you are pissing in the wind!
>The Ridgid TS2400 is a bench top saw, universal motor. Not to be confused
>with Ridgid's contractor's saw.
>As far as a replacement motor, the original poster is screwed! Gotta buy it
>from Ridgid, nothing else will fit.
>Greg
>

pissing in the wind? i don't think so...the only tablesaw WORTH
putting a new motor on, is one without direct drive...i assumed (sorry
larry) that was the case, as i didn't not figure anyone would bother
trying to replace a DD TS motor.
my only mistake is not bothering to take the time and look for the saw
on the internet myself. save your money, and get a regular CTS

Traves, pissing in the toilet. . .as most people would

GO

"Greg O"

in reply to Mike Romanovich on 06/10/2003 3:06 PM

10/10/2003 5:44 PM


"Traves W. Coppock" <newsgroups-AT-farmvalleywoodworks-DOT-com> wrote in
message news:[email protected]...
> On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 05:58:34 GMT, "AL" <[email protected]>
> Crawled out of the shop and said. . .:
>
> >Is the TS2400 the portable saw with the direct drive universal motor? If
> >so, you'll have a hard time finding an aftermarket motor to replace it.
> >
> >"Mike Romanovich" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >news:[email protected]...
> >> I recently fried my TS24000 motor by ripping too many long lengths
> >> of heavy yellow pine stock. I found that the replacement motor costs
> >> $253.00. Does anyone know of another brand motor that would mount in
> >> this saw and be somewhat cheaper?
> >
>
>
> get the frame number off the one you have, and go to a supply house
> and get a new one.
>
>
> Traves


Mike, you are correct.
Traves, you are pissing in the wind!
The Ridgid TS2400 is a bench top saw, universal motor. Not to be confused
with Ridgid's contractor's saw.
As far as a replacement motor, the original poster is screwed! Gotta buy it
from Ridgid, nothing else will fit.
Greg


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