That's the answer I was hoping for, Thanks!JPG40504 wrote:IIWM, I would not hesitate to upgrade, but would definitely retain the original guts.
Trying to Understand the Differences
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Nope! Tube spacing too narrow!;)mrhart wrote:JPG Maybe even break the ER's up as well, as you are going to have a pretty accurate poll.
You should make a new though for sure, with the updated member list and all.
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Serial Number doesn't match features
Hi Folks,
I'm real new, just purchased a 500 today with bandsaw & scroll saw. I am going over it to see what it has and what it needs. I noticed it has serial #88736 which would put it around 1982, yet it has rough gray paint and the two bearing quill. Seems to run great. I guess I am good to go. Maybe a previous owner upgraded the quill, but the paint?
You will hear from me again I'm sure as questions arise.
Thanks,
Bob
I'm real new, just purchased a 500 today with bandsaw & scroll saw. I am going over it to see what it has and what it needs. I noticed it has serial #88736 which would put it around 1982, yet it has rough gray paint and the two bearing quill. Seems to run great. I guess I am good to go. Maybe a previous owner upgraded the quill, but the paint?
You will hear from me again I'm sure as questions arise.
Thanks,
Bob
Welcome to the forum, I would say your serial number indicates it was produced in April 1981. Sounds about like the machine I have. I have been very happy with mine, am actually going to look at a Goldie today that I found on Craigslist, pics look good, price is reasonable and I just cannot pass up going to look at it. Never thought I would buy a second one, but I do not know if I can help myself.rwfish wrote:Hi Folks,
I'm real new, just purchased a 500 today with bandsaw & scroll saw. I am going over it to see what it has and what it needs. I noticed it has serial #88736 which would put it around 1982, yet it has rough gray paint and the two bearing quill.
Thanks,
Bob
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1962 Magna Corporation Mark V Goldie (Serial #379277); 1983 Shopsmith Mark V Model 500 (Serial #165199, w/bandsaw & joiner), Shopsmith 20" Scroll saw w/stand (Serial #030191), and Shopsmith DC3300 dust collection system. Taking my time, learning all I can and making a big mess!
1962 Magna Corporation Mark V Goldie (Serial #379277); 1983 Shopsmith Mark V Model 500 (Serial #165199, w/bandsaw & joiner), Shopsmith 20" Scroll saw w/stand (Serial #030191), and Shopsmith DC3300 dust collection system. Taking my time, learning all I can and making a big mess!
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I know this is a really old thread but I found this bit of trivia interesting... While browsing through this thread I noticed the same salesman's name on my dad's invoice that sold you your Mark 5 - Ed Weitzhew wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2010 9:05 pm Memory after 27 years some times gets a little fussy. Now it is time to look for paper work. Hah about 10 ft from my desk I find a yellow invoice with red letterhead says Shopsmith
City - Houston TX Date - 6/21/83
Sales person 322 E Weitz Customer Jerry XXXXX Deer Park TX
Qty 1 Part# 500009 Mark V Total value $1299.00 Discount $350 Net Price $949 with Std drill package, Router kit, Molding insert, Shaper kit, Lathe kit, Sanding kit, Casters, 5/8 Arbor, Tax 5%, Total 1592.85 Shipping Collect. Delivery date was 7/5/83
Serial Number is SS-155672
This is before the double quill bearing. The paint is gray splatter texture.
My dad purchased his Mark V on 8/22/1982 from him at the San Antonio store.
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Re: Trying to Understand the Differences
Glad you brought this thread to the top.
It's a Very interesting thread.
A poll would be a Good thing in my opinion.
I have several machines now That I could add if there was a Poll.
It's a Very interesting thread.
A poll would be a Good thing in my opinion.
I have several machines now That I could add if there was a Poll.
Dwayne
1st Shopsmith Machine= SS Mark V /Jan./1984
2nd Shopsmith Machine= SS Mark V / Mar./1984
3rd Shopsmith Machine= SS Mark V / Jan./1981
4th Shopsmith Machine = SS Mark V (510) 50th anniversary
5th Shopsmith Machine = SS Mark V (510) Dec. 1996
6th Shopsmith Machine = SS Mark VII (1963 ???)
7th Shopsmith Machine = SS Mark V / Nov. 1984 (Double Quill Bearings)
8th Shopsmith Machine = SS Greenie / 1956
Shopsmith headstock only/ From Shopsmith/ June 1957
1st Shopsmith Machine= SS Mark V /Jan./1984
2nd Shopsmith Machine= SS Mark V / Mar./1984
3rd Shopsmith Machine= SS Mark V / Jan./1981
4th Shopsmith Machine = SS Mark V (510) 50th anniversary
5th Shopsmith Machine = SS Mark V (510) Dec. 1996
6th Shopsmith Machine = SS Mark VII (1963 ???)
7th Shopsmith Machine = SS Mark V / Nov. 1984 (Double Quill Bearings)
8th Shopsmith Machine = SS Greenie / 1956
Shopsmith headstock only/ From Shopsmith/ June 1957