Hi people

I have a Delta table saw 10". The previous owners threw the motor because it was not working. Now I can not select the suitable motor. Please, who can help me with the technical features. What motor is more reliable? 

Do you have the model number of the saw?

chrjk,

Lew is correct in asking for a model number for the saw.

If it is a Uni-Saw they require a proprietary motor that has special mounting brackets welded to the motor.

sorry guys, I forgot to add the model. Here it is DWE7480

Maybe I will be buying a pre-owned motor, but first of all i would like to choose a good model of the motor. The new motors are expensive for me. 

Who knows, motor with these characteristics can be mounted in my table saw https://www.mrosupply.com/motors/ac-motors/single-phase-motors/26719_cl3503_baldor/ ?

Its a shame the motor was pitched.  I'd guess that the motor probably had a bad capacitor. 

chrjk,

The DWE7480 is not a Delta product, it is a Dewalt Compact Job Site Saw.

Here is a link to the manual, and exploded parts diagram.

http://servicenet.dewalt.com/Products/Detail?isId=true&productNumber=DWE7480&selectedType=25865#

Unfortunately it uses a proprietary motor that cannot be replaced with a standard motor.

 

It's funny.  Dewalt also has a saw with that same number

http://www.dewalt.com/tools/machinery-portable-table-saws-dwe7480.aspx

If it's that frame that looks like this

 

I'd consider getting any farm duty  or compressor rated ( high starting torque)  motor on the Flea bay and breaking out the welder to get those goofy fins on. Just weld something to the existing base. 

A local welder might charge all of $30 if you were able to tell  him where to weld the fins.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cliff,

What you have pictured is a Delta Uni-Saw motor.

The motor for the DeWalt DWE7480 looks like this.

It is built into the saw, and is a direct drive to the blade arbor.