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Re: Shopsmith 10ER Deal!

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JPG wrote:
jsburger wrote:
JPG wrote:I am curious WHY two versions?
What did I miss. Two versions of what?
The A and B SPT adapters.
Correct adapter depends on SPT.

http://www.vintagemachinery.org/pubs/338/2710.pdf

See “Package Contents” and photos for details.
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Ahh so! Get the SPT input shaft at the correct height.
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You may like these then. Instructions are always nice to have.

Everett
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Hmmmmm! Wonder why that looks familiar? :D
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Which one looks familiar?

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everettdavis wrote:Which one looks familiar?

Ev
This un - from John.


http://www.vintagemachinery.org/pubs/338/2710.pdf
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I think I got it from John myself a few years ago. I didn't follow that link post as I was drafting mine at the time, when the laptop battery suspended my system. Had to plug it in to finish up. By the time I got back to it several hours had elapsed.

I think there is a 3rd version of documentation, but I don't have a copy of it. It was in documentation for a 10ER I was considering buying while I was in Dallas one weekend. The guy wouldn't accept my $150 offer, and then I found out he sold it a week later for $100 when no one was willing to pay the $395.00 he was asking. I wasn't going to drive 350 miles back to get it even if he gave it to me.

If I had taken my VuPoint Solutions Magic Wand Portable Scanner with me on the trip I would have asked permission to scan the 3rd type of document while I was there. We use the scanner when researching genealogy resources in libraries in reference books. We weren't there for that, and didn't take it. Now I carry it most everywhere I go.

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everettdavis wrote:You may like these then. Instructions are always nice to have.

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Shopsmith POWER-MOUNT Adapter No. 11 880.pdf

Thank You. Looks great!
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