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Hello, picked up an old south bend, I think it’s a 63A, can anyone confirm, don’t know much about it. I’m looking for a quick change tool holder but not sure what size. Serial number is, 18250
 
Jmiller79 said:
Hello, picked up an old south bend, I think itÂ’s a 63A, can anyone confirm, donÂ’t know much about it. IÂ’m looking for a quick change tool holder but not sure what size. Serial number is, 18250
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11" shown in this 1923 catalog - that makes it a Series O - a line discontinued about 85 years ago

http://www.wswells.com/data/catalog/79JR/cat_79jr.pdf


Here is one of the how to threads on photo posting

https://www.practicalmachinist.com/...res-south-bend-forum-372508/?highlight=photos

have fun
 
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