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JPG wrote:
P.P.S That is I believe a tapped hole in the motor frame directly below that "5" terminal. The ground wire belongs there.

I'll move it over this evening, good eye!

Thanks, the ground was a question mark for me, it isn't on the actual terminal, but still not properly grounded as you can see in this picture from a different angle. Any thoughts on the reverse blowing the breaker? Think this could be related? Thank you for the response, very glad I found a resourc...

eartigas wrote:It looks like a jointer-shaper fence for 10ER

Looks like you're right! Never know what surprises you'll find in a box of parts. The seller said it was the router fence...Which was not actually included

Hello, In my recent acquisition of Mark VII with half a Mark V headstock and the Mark VII reversible motor as well as a spare Greenie that had already been pilfered in the past, I also received a pile of add-ons. All are easily recognizable in the manuals (I have the Mark V and Mark VII parts manual...

JPG wrote:
If you do not mind, share with us the idler shaft/motor shaft spacing on your 'mixtutre'.

I will have to check it out tonight!

Thank you Bill and JPG. I ended up picking up a 30" belt yesterday from a local auto parts store and getting it on. With the adjustable sheaves, this should only alter the speeds in comparison to the listed speeds on the controller, correct? My speed controller's handle is partially stripped so...

Reviving an old thread here... I am the proud owner of a ...Mark 6? Long story short it is a Mark VII 'body' with the top half of a Mark V headstock attached to the bottom half of the Mark VII (still has reverse). I still have a lot of the 7's spare parts, including the cam-less speed control, so I ...