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Rockwell owners manual
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Try calling Delta. Be sure to have the model number and serial number.
I got several manuals and parts lists from them in the 90s for lathes and jointers. at that time they sent me photo copies for free.
I suspect they would now have them on-line in adobe.
happy turning,
Al
I got several manuals and parts lists from them in the 90s for lathes and jointers. at that time they sent me photo copies for free.
I suspect they would now have them on-line in adobe.
happy turning,
Al
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Holy Moley. Memories. I had almost forgotten Delta's fling into the tube bed model. http://www.acetoolrepair.com/home.asp and by the numbers will get you the schematic. I recall this in an uncharacteristically non-Rockwell yellow from way back.