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27th January 2012, 09:01 PM #1New Member
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Help me identify this Town radial arm drill model please
Hi,
I have this Town radial arm drill that I have just finished returning from the dead. It is now up and running but I am missing something from the auto-feed clutch. It has an 11" column and 36" of long travel, and a #4 morse taper. It was originally flat belt drive, I have added the electric motor drive setup. It has Town cast into the arm, a plate showing spindle speeds, serial number (2259) and a plate from Mcphersons who originally sold it. I cannot find any model number identification.
If I can find out the model number for this drill maybe I will be able to track down some literature and figure out what's missing. I am not even sure if it's a Town Woodhouse or a Frederick Town unit or what the difference was. Any assistance will be appreciated.
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27th January 2012, 09:32 PM #2Pink 10EE owner
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By the looks of it I would have to say it is a F Towns and sons model... Does not look to be modern enough to be a Town Woodhouse...
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