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I have an email into ShopSmith asking if it's available. If not available, I should be able to reproduce it using Avery 2" x 4" clear mailing labels and ink jet printer. Once printed, stick another blank label directly over the text and it should protect it.JPG40504 wrote:Probably 'no longer available'.If they are, tell me//us how to order one.
JPG40504 wrote:Probably 'no longer available'.
Logo plate was held on with push nuts and a rubber washer to minimize vibration.mickyd wrote:How is the ShopSmith Logo cover, ref #46on the back of the Greenie headstocks held on? I am wondering if the current method shown on the exploded view was used.
You might head down to a trophy shop and have them make you an engraved self adhesive caution plate. Might also add a warning that if you are caught touching this beautifully restored SS that your life might be forfeit.mickyd wrote:There are two labels shown on the headstock exploded view, ref 68 "Speed Chart" and 99 "Warning". Were these on the 1955 Greenie's? The only label that was on my Greenie when I got it was this one and I think that it is different than both the #68 and #99.
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You mean like:bucksaw wrote:You might head down to a trophy shop and have them make you an engraved self adhesive caution plate. Might also add a warning that if you are caught touching this beautifully restored SS that your life might be forfeit.
Neither of those pn are the 'caution' label.dusty wrote:From the current catalog:
516627 - Speed Chart Label, Item #68, $3.25
516626 - Warning Label, Item #99, 4.80
The status on both parts is "Quantity is Low"
Order like any other part and keep your fingers crossed that it does not go on Back Order.
Did not say they were. They are what is in the current catalog!JPG40504 wrote:Neither of those pn are the 'caution' label.
