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]Making the most use from my $ 50 C.L. investment :D
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Not like chrome but it'll do
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Post by wlhayesmfs »

iaokie, if I had not just gone back to work and trying to get my head above water that ER with the speedchanger would already be in my garage beside the other ones there.:D
Bill :)
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JPG40504 wrote:With 4 SS, I would suggest keeping a set(or do you already have more than one spare 'set')?
I hear you, but I like helping people out. At least I can see the results right here too! This mark V11 will have more than a couple parts of my parted out mark V11 in it :) I feel like an organ donor :D
I should update my signature as well. I am down to 3 Shopsmiths after stripping down the Mark V11. The Greenie is standing strong and the 1979 Mark V is in pieces as my parts spare. Something breaks I can dip into the pile :cool: Unless it's a belt now :p
Iaokie I sent you a pm!
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Missing Trunnion

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Didn't realize I was missing a trunnion key[ATTACH]14173[/ATTACH]
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Should work until I can get an original one[ATTACH]14175[/ATTACH]:D
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That is not easy to weld. Small parts tend to vaporize!:eek:

Kudos on yer ingenuity!!!!:cool:
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Thanks
Yes thats what my specialty is Heli-Arc Welding
It does come in handy for many projects which seen to be growing daily
Kinda wish I'd been working with wood inplace of metal the past 36 years:D
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On hold

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Between 10 hour days at work the yard and Jeep repair's haven't got a lot done
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Just wondering if theres a S.A. in my area ;)
(Shopsmith Anonymous)
I think I'm in need of help :D
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Re S.A. Not yet!;)
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I am thinking of opening up my own chapter here in Sequoyah County!
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Shop_Smith_Poppi wrote:I am thinking of opening up my own chapter here in Sequoyah County!

You two okies kin meet at Bill Hayes house!:D
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