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peterm
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unusual Shopsmith?

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Does this posting on Ebay show an odd place for the off/on switch? :confused:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Shopsmith-Mark- ... 460eb1ce85
Don't think I have ever noticed one that was not centered directly above the speed dial......maybe I am just not observant.:D
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Edit: OOPS, not!!!!! as proven by this:
http://www.shopsmith.com/markvsite/index.htm
Please forgive me, I'm not crazy, my Mother had me tested.:o :o :o
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prmindartmouth wrote:Please forgive me, I'm not crazy, my Mother had me tested.:o :o :o

Okay WHERE or by WHO did she have ya tested and did the paper strip turn blue?:D
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Hello "C" headstock!;)
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