ACCESSORIES for Landis
universal grinder above:
Countershaft
Steadyrest adapted from
Brown Sharpe no.
Steel stools, scattered
throughout the shop, post
date 1914 and are not
appropriate.
EXTENSION LADDER
(section 48)
Figure 105.
Use EDIS 210/E-1767
(original).
Replace belts needed.
Clean remove abrasive
dust and rancid lard oil. 125;
1920 Appraisal no. Figure
104 shows swivel-top stool
by the drill press. 1
Four-jaw Universal
Chuck, (section 45)
Use E-1767-1 through E-
1767-4 (originals).
Return 1914 location.
Universal Cylindrical
GRINDER, 12" swing, 40”
between centers, cylindrical
(lathe type) surface grinder,
belt driven throughout,
includes coolant tank, pump,
and piping; Landis Tool
Co.
294
.
COUNTERSHAFT, for Allen
double-spindle drill press
above (section 45)
Use E-1785-1 (original).
Use E-1957, E-1958, E-1917,
E-1918, E-1936, EDIS 26432/
E-1943 and EDIS collection. Use E-1962 (original).
Installed between 1906 and
1914.
STOOLS, wood, (at
benches and scattered around
shop)
Figure 103 shows four wooden
stools along the bench the
south side the shop.1940. 1-07;
figures 101 and 105.CHANGE GEARS, assorted
extras (on bench EDIS 386;
section 54)
Moved basement, section
97-100-103, ca., Barre, (section 45)
1920 Appraisal no. 1-06;
figures 100, 103, and 105.
Return E-1970 (original). Figures
106, 107, and 109 show at
least three the north side
of the shop.
Double-Spindle DRILL
PRESS, 14" swing,
30" 12" guttered table,
vertical spindle, slide heads,
lever feed, floor mounted on
pedestal; Charles Allen
Co.
Moved section between
1920 and 1939.
Do NOT operate., Waynesboro, (section
45)
1913 Inventory no.
Use EDIS 367/E-1785
(original).
Originally stood section 45,
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