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yellowbug
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Table Carriage

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Morning all,

I just surfing through ebay and notice a few 510 table carriages with a hand wheel and was wondering if they would fit on my greenie mark V or can I just install a hand wheel on mind.


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yellowbug wrote:Morning all,
I just surfing through ebay and notice a few 510 table carriages with a hand wheel and was wondering if they would fit on my greenie mark V or can I just install a hand wheel on mind.
Bill

If you switch to the 510 carriage then you have to change to the 510 table. Not a bad thing but adds $$$ :)
I can't say if the 510 hand-wheel will fit without modifications, never tried to move mine.
I do have one older SS with a hand-wheel but it was an after-market conversion by a previous owner.


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There has been a posting here regarding this idea but I can not find it to refresh my memory. I believe that the answer was yes, it can be done but it is not simple. The shaft also had to be replaced or altered.

I'll keep looking.
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If you want to investigate putting on your own hand wheel, here is a good place to start looking for the correct size:

http://www.mcmaster.com/#hand-wheels/=kejqsm
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Post by yellowbug »

Thanks All

I'll put this idea on the back burner for now, I need to get my greenie up and running first. Just not done with all the sand blasting.
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