On 2015-09-16, wrote:

O.K. I remember that -- and I thought at the time that you were
trying to figure out how to mount a motor to your own machine, not
collect information about all of them. (Or did the collecting
information come later?)

You weren't posting the photos for me, DoN. I just came across them
later. Hope he figured out a mount, although on the Sanford it isn't
just a motor mount, it is a precision ground part of the spindle
carrier.

O.K. I never had mine off, so I did not know this. Thanks.

I don't have a month for the introduction of the machines. By the way,
the serial number is on a plate on the lower front of the machine, right
under the cross feed handwheel.

O.K. Found. I and to use some ScotchBrite to make the numbers
readable. It comes out as:

"SG 151 1471".

Really heavy to tilt it back when it is bolted to a base
platform which extends a bit beyond the motor, and only one arm is
working fully. :-)

Thanks,
DoN.

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