Another day, another ebay hit :D
The AC mains motor is missing and there are some broken parts, but for approx 5% of the current "good working condition" price for these 1980s units, the price was ok.
The manufactuer is still in business and there is a current version of this hacksaw: http://www.kasto.com/de/produkte/saegen/details/kastohbs-1.html
No small cars were harmed during transit, just a tiny amount of hydraulic oil flooded the trunk:
The saw got its own trolley now, based on the wheels of an old car jack with broken hydraulics and an Ikea metal shelf frame:
Todo:
- add motor, pulley wheel, belt
- Power switch / cord
- more cleanup / mechanics fixes
- liquid cooling system (just another 12V DC pump + fitting wall wart)
The missing switch goes here:
The sawblade holder on the "push" side needs a metal part transplant:
The trapezoidal spindle is a bit curved:
On the mounting clamps, one side was "fixed" by someone in the past:
The new motor, pulley wheel and flat belt go here:
Good points: The hydraulics and its controls work (after refilling hydraulic oil) and it works in hand-cranked mode:
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