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What part number is this?

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I was curious if the green and grey scroll saws are the same number. I have a grey one I picked up and this part in the pics with the allen wrench pointing to it is broken. I think it's part number 87. Any thoughts?
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That is an area that has been changed. Hopefully someone will post a pix of the modified design.
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You think I can't order the part? Not available?
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ibskot wrote:You think I can't order the part? Not available?
Worth a try - 514082.
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P.S. If not update it with the new parts(I think it would work better). I do not know if the old parts can be drilled/tapped.
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I should have shown the part by itself. I will do that tomorrow. Thanks!
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ibskot wrote:I should have shown the part by itself. I will do that tomorrow. Thanks!
I assure I know what it looks like! :D

http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewt ... 143#p92143
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I guess you do then....oh...it isn't part #87....that is the exploded parts list number. Doh!
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JPG wrote:
ibskot wrote:You think I can't order the part? Not available?
Worth a try - 514082.

BTW, I searched this and I got nothing. Oddly, this is the only SPT manual I don't have...at least for the tools I have.
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ibskot wrote:
JPG wrote:
ibskot wrote:You think I can't order the part? Not available?
Worth a try - 514082.

BTW, I searched this and I got nothing. Oddly, this is the only SPT manual I don't have...at least for the tools I have.

It IS #87 in my vintage appropriate manual. ;)
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