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Cincinatti shaper knee handle-crank needed

If it's the same clutch as a Cinci horizontal mill, I've got two options for you-a clutch to weld a handle to, or a complete knee elevating crank with the optional extra 90 degree bend courtesy of my local scrapyard. I'm sure it can be straightened with a little heat. These came off 40's era 2MH/L mills. Be glad to send either if they'll fit.

Scott
 
Thanks Scott- Tomorrow I will be able to look at it and measure the clutch star on the knee shafts, and count teeth. I will ck back here and we can figure out if they match. Working 6am-10pm today.

Thanks, Dave
 
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