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    Just bought a nice saw. Worked fine on 220v. Got home, read the book and changed the two wires called for but the saw just hums. With help the blade will turn but stalls when I try to cut anything. To put 220v in my shop is way to expensive. Need second breaker box. suggestions?
    radial arm saw voltage voltage conversion
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