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Fairbanks Camelback Drill

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Fairbanks Camelback Drill

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12-22-2007, 04:51 PM

Cretedog

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Fairbanks Camelback Drill

A friend a mine is restoring an old Fairbanks. Some of the parts are missing and will have to be fabbed. Would anyone that has one be willing to take a couple photos for me? The trip lever that disengages the power feed and the foot pedal and linkage to the tight and loose pulleys are the two areas in question. It is a 20" or 21" Fairbanks.

Thanks much, JM

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