I was just looking at this ad for some SB parts, when this caught my eye...
"Also have a 6' hard bed with the much sought after and hard to find "X" bracing, and no ridge like 90% or more of the machines have."
Just wondering how common or uncommon the x-bracing was. Obviously x-bracing has much more torsional strength/rigidity than straight bracing, but is there any noticeable difference in actual use?
And, is it really that common for old SB's to have a ridge on the ways?
"Also have a 6' hard bed with the much sought after and hard to find "X" bracing, and no ridge like 90% or more of the machines have."
Just wondering how common or uncommon the x-bracing was. Obviously x-bracing has much more torsional strength/rigidity than straight bracing, but is there any noticeable difference in actual use?
And, is it really that common for old SB's to have a ridge on the ways?