New to,me 10 er

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Looks like...

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It looks like it is a late year 1948 build from the serial number list on the yahoo 10ER group.
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As promised, pics of my new to me 10 ER!
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ChrisNeilan wrote:As promised, pics of my new to me 10 ER!
Nice looking machine. I see that you have the special headstock pulley with integral drive hub. Did you receive the 'A' or 'B' power mount adapter brackets with the machine?
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SDSSmith wrote:Nice looking machine. I see that you have the special headstock pulley with integral drive hub. Did you receive the 'A' or 'B' power mount adapter brackets with the machine?
No such luck. :(
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ChrisNeilan wrote:No such luck. :(
That's unfortunate, they can often be found in the 'box'.;)
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I like this one that Shipwright 'inherited'.

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JPG40504 wrote:I like this one that Shipwright 'inherited'.

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Very interesting! Any other views of this available? Better yet, any plans? I had not intended to mount anything to this one, but maybe if I put the bandsaw there I could leave the belt sander on the mini. :) So much to ponder.
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Not Shipwrights but similar:
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Would work better if split on the center line of the two through holes to grip the SPT's posts, like Shipwrights.
Apologies and thanks to the unknown maker.
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Thank you for the postings. This has been a truly helpful thread.:)
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Interesting! Each from opposite ends of Canada!
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