I need to find a manual for a Craftsman welding stabilizer

with the brand and model# , go to SEARS PARTS DIRECT. You should find what you need. Good Luck Friend.

you've found the right place buddy
I keep buying manuals from various websites so I can damn well help u in this..
what chipper is it btw? Like few websites have some manuals better while some have other brands better

I see the manual listed after part number 25 in this Sears Parts Direct.com website. It is inexpensive and if you can view a complete parts breakdown of the unit here, maybe you won't even need to order a manual. Usually they are a free download. Here is your model:
http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/Craftsman-Parts/Grass-trimmer-weed-wacker-Parts/Model-358783522/0247/1503820/10059474/00001?blt=06&prst=0&shdMod=358783522

the numbers indicate ita a craftsman 180 amp welder bue one number is offf os it could be a plasma cutter and it is listed as a sears 180 amp plasma cutter. go here to look it up.
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Go to Lowe's they will found the part for on the computer and will tell you where it is at in the store!!

Your compressor is made by Porter Cable. You can use sears parts or takes your old parts to a local Dewalt service center and they will match them up with replacements. You can save some money on the bearing by using a generic. Universal bearing number will be found on the dust shield. Most likely the sears part numbers will be the same as porter cable. Dewalt service center will help you with other questions and or instructions. Good Luck!

You can find the manuals for sale for almost all Craftsman units at sears.com and navigate to the craftsman site and then to customer service parts and enter the model number and they will typically show you a parts breakdown of the unit and also offer replacement manuals for sale. Hope This Helps Don

Mike
Not sure what was happening when the previous reply was created, but the owners manual is part number 211260001 $7.99 at SearsPartsDirect.com

That said, I'm staring at my own copy of the the owners manual and I can't really see why you would want to pay for one. The only really useful information is the parts diagram which is online at SearsPartsDirect.com. The rest is generic grinder information (support workpiece, select proper wheel, etc.) and CYA (always wear gloves and eye protection, don't remopve safety guards, don't use damaged wheels, don't stick your finger in the light socket, don't cross the steet in the middle of the block, etc.)

I just went to Sears.com and then to Sears Parts Direct (down at the bottom of page under Craftsman tools) and typed in your model number. You can look at this manual online. Good luck

so i spent the better part of this morning trying to figure this same thing out... here's what I found.

You need to identify the serial number, which is found on the unit hanging from the ceiling... it will be like a 13953970. I found mine behind the lamp light protector thing. NOT the back with the stickers. 41A5021 is actually not the number that is important.

then go to www.managemyhome.com its a website ran by sears. you have to register, for free. then go look for manuals, in one of the tabs running across the top of the site is a choice for manuals. then search by Craftsman then enter the serial number.

then pull up the owners manual and check out the instructions.

** i found out that the old house i bought did not actually have the same keypad opener as came with the craftsman. so i had to closely inspect all sides of the internal keypad opener (not the one outside) and find another serial number. then i went and got the manual from www.managemyhome.com and realized i needed to add a new 9-V battery before I could proceed. So now i'm heading out to walmart to get that.

after a frusterating morning of service number and internet searches I hope after I get this damned battery the clouds will part and god will shine some luck on me.

goodluck to yourself!