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Posted by John R. Carroll on June 8, 2008, 4:04 pm
Please log in for more thread options William Noble wrote:
>> -0700, William Noble, nobody@nowhere.com wrote:
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>>> I have a motor that currently has an arbor and a 4 inch buffing
>>> wheel on it - the motor is on a cast iron stand which houses a
>>> rheostat with a sliding lever - it is pretty old - looks like it's
>>> easily pre WWII - the motor says DUMORE type KB on it - screwed to
>>> the top of the motor is a chrome plated bracket with a vertical
>>> hole through it.
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> I've posted a photo to the dropbox here:
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> http://www.metalworking.com/dropbox/dumore_mystery.JPG
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> the text file says:
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> Small Dumore device - what is the purpose of the chrome bracket?
> rule in foreground is 8 inches long
> label on device says
> Type KB Model B 5610 110V
> watts and RPM are blank
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> Arbor is Godell-Pratt
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> what was this originally?
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>
Why don't you contact this guy and ask him?
chanson@dumorecorp.com
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John R. Carroll
www.machiningsolution.com
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> I have a motor that currently has an arbor and a 4 inch buffing wheel on
> it - the motor is on a cast iron stand which houses a rheostat with a
> sliding lever - it is pretty old - looks like it's easily pre WWII - the
> motor says DUMORE type KB on it - screwed to the top of the motor is a
> chrome plated bracket with a vertical hole through it.