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Identifying model of Lodge + Shipley Dr. Butter 04-27-2006
Posted by Dr. Butter on April 27, 2006, 11:09 am
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 My employer got for free a 12 in Lodge and Shipley. It must be 80
years old and after a day of cleaning he can't find the model #. WHere
would the # be located? Or is there somewhre with pictures of these
old machines?
Thanks
Ken


Posted by rigger on April 27, 2006, 12:05 pm
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Dr. Butter wrote:
> My employer got for free a 12 in Lodge and Shipley. It must be 80
> years old and after a day of cleaning he can't find the model #. WHere
> would the # be located? Or is there somewhre with pictures of these
> old machines?
> Thanks
> Ken

If there is no I.D. plate on the machine your only hope is to find
someone who can recognize the features of your machine. Unfortunately
it seems L&S didn't use differing serial number series for different
models. Good luck.

dennis
in nca


Posted by Martin H. Eastburn on April 27, 2006, 10:06 pm
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?? surface grinder ?? - try on the way. Typically the right end or the left end.

Martin

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Dr. Butter wrote:
> My employer got for free a 12 in Lodge and Shipley. It must be 80
> years old and after a day of cleaning he can't find the model #. WHere
> would the # be located? Or is there somewhre with pictures of these
> old machines?
> Thanks
> Ken
>

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Posted by Sunworshipper on April 27, 2006, 10:59 pm
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wrote:

> My employer got for free a 12 in Lodge and Shipley. It must be 80
>years old and after a day of cleaning he can't find the model #. WHere
>would the # be located? Or is there somewhre with pictures of these
>old machines?
>Thanks
>Ken

The number on mine is between the way v's on the back right, behind
the tail stock. # 8003

I'd be interested in parts if it is like the one I have, the pictures
are somewhere in the drop box. Probably under L&S, LS, SW

Posted by rigger on April 28, 2006, 12:13 pm
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Sunworshipper wrote:
> wrote:
>
> > My employer got for free a 12 in Lodge and Shipley. It must be 80
> >years old and after a day of cleaning he can't find the model #. WHere
> >would the # be located? Or is there somewhre with pictures of these
> >old machines?
> >Thanks
> >Ken
>
> The number on mine is between the way v's on the back right, behind
> the tail stock. # 8003
>
> I'd be interested in parts if it is like the one I have, the pictures
> are somewhere in the drop box. Probably under L&S, LS, SW

My reference shows 1920 machines begining with serial #25725 so yours
may be really really old.

dennis
in nca


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