Just got my Dad's SS and am in the process of cleaning and getting it back into shape. He never used it a lot but, I want it to shine.
The serial # is 101906
If I look correctly at the chart it was made in 1981.
What model # is it? I believe it is a 500.
What is the difference in a 500 and a 505?
Thanks in advance
Doug
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A 505 is a 500 with the 510 worktable/carriage/fence and extension table. It does not include the adjustable legs nor the floating tables.tred1956 wrote:Just got my Dad's SS and am in the process of cleaning and getting it back into shape. He never used it a lot but, I want it to shine.
The serial # is 101906
If I look correctly at the chart it was made in 1981.
What model # is it? I believe it is a 500.
What is the difference in a 500 and a 505?
Thanks in advance
Doug
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