Notice anything peculiar with this?
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ChrisNeilan
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Notice anything peculiar with this?
I've notice that My 10ER seems to have someting that I have not seen on any other ER's. Care to guess? Winner gets a thumbs up!
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Re: Notice anything peculiar with this?
Looks like a drive hub on the left side of the upper pulley.
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Re: Notice anything peculiar with this?
Skip Campbell used to offer these. I had not seen one mounted underneath a modified belt cover, but as folks so often say: "It's what we do..." We modify stuff, make new stuff, and make stuff work with other stuff.... better... or something like that.
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Re: Notice anything peculiar with this?
Well, the drive hub is obvious however, what's the silver looking thing in front of the switch?
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Re: Notice anything peculiar with this?
Key lock switch.oldiron wrote:Well, the drive hub is obvious however, what's the silver looking thing in front of the switch?
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Re: Notice anything peculiar with this?
Mike is getting warm... a little more specific and he wins Final Jeopardy!oldiron wrote:Well, the drive hub is obvious however, what's the silver looking thing in front of the switch?
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Re: Notice anything peculiar with this?
The judges grant the win to JPG for his complete answer!
Now the question is, could this have been from the factory?
Now the question is, could this have been from the factory?
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Re: Notice anything peculiar with this?
Here's a close up....
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Re: Notice anything peculiar with this?
I doubt it. *ChrisNeilan wrote:The judges grant the win to JPG for his complete answer!
Now the question is, could this have been from the factory?
* See next post. So much fer gut feel. I now remember. I believe they were intended to be a replacement for the 'normal' switch.
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Re: Notice anything peculiar with this?
I didn't pick that as the very first Shopsmith 10ER I saw as a child had one. I have seen one or two more through the years.
It used to be sold by Montgomery Ward with all the other accessories. The one that is so elusive to me is item #1 the lower saw guard which I have never seen in the flesh. I have never seen item #2 the lower belt guard in the flesh either.
Til this photo, I had never seen the modified upper belt cover to allow the accessory drive to pass through.
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It used to be sold by Montgomery Ward with all the other accessories. The one that is so elusive to me is item #1 the lower saw guard which I have never seen in the flesh. I have never seen item #2 the lower belt guard in the flesh either.
Til this photo, I had never seen the modified upper belt cover to allow the accessory drive to pass through.
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