Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 7:59 pm
If AM means about the time Dusty gets up, they were not open yet!:DGene Howe wrote:Tried calling this AM. They give their hours and then say that they are closed at this time.???????
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If AM means about the time Dusty gets up, they were not open yet!:DGene Howe wrote:Tried calling this AM. They give their hours and then say that they are closed at this time.???????
Here's some p/n's from my late-model OPR listing:SDSSmith wrote:I suspect that the assembly number (515146) may have changed with the new OPR. The individual parts of the assembly (dust chute, brushes, etc.) show up online.
Like professional sports teams, you can't tell the players without a program. Shopsmith parts numbers change and you can't tell what's what without a manual.]
That's the magic number, 522282, for the assembly. All the other part numbers are the same as the free standing OPR parts list in my earlier post. Thanks Chris.nuhobby wrote:Here's some p/n's from my late-model OPR listing:
522282 = rear guard / dust chute assembly, consisting of
514913 rear guard / dust chute
514914 strip brush (2)
514915 deflector
513216 wing nut 1/4-20 (2)
120393 flat washer 5/16 (4)
514881 self-tapping screw (2)
Chris, Is your late model OPR freestanding or Mark V mounted? The assembly number above does not show up online. The other part numbers are the same as in the PDF in the earlier post.nuhobby wrote:Here's some p/n's from my late-model OPR listing:
522282 = rear guard / dust chute assembly, consisting of
514913 rear guard / dust chute
514914 strip brush (2)
514915 deflector
513216 wing nut 1/4-20 (2)
120393 flat washer 5/16 (4)
514881 self-tapping screw (2)
Rob, mine is the Mark V mount OPR. Interesting that the 'assembly' part number looks almost like a useless placeholder (?).SDSSmith wrote:Chris, Is your late model OPR freestanding or Mark V mounted? The assembly number above does not show up online. The other part numbers are the same as in the PDF in the earlier post.
Now I am confused. Maybe SS is teasing and they really don't sell the "assembly".]nuhobby wrote:Rob, mine is the Mark V mount OPR. Interesting that the 'assembly' part number looks almost like a useless placeholder (?).
Wouldn't be the first 'fluke' in the online stuff that "WE" discovered regarding older models!;)SDSSmith wrote:Now I am confused. Maybe SS is teasing and they really don't sell the "assembly".]
