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Default Looking for x axis powerfeed parts for BP

I need the gear change sleeve assembly, with idler and needle bearing
preferably, but would settle for just the gear change sleeve. This is
the BP all gear drive commonly referred to as the pot drive. No
electronics or electrics other than what drives the horizontaslly
mounted electric motor that drives the gear train.

Any leads of info appreciated. Will even consider a good used unit, or
even a newer used electronic type as long as it will fit the BP.

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