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Another what is it (pics added) - cputnam - 04-05-2016

OK, I know it's a breast drill. Other than that, nothing. Appears to missing something where there is button and then an empty hole. Is that missing part what I need to change gears? If not then how do I do it?

Value? I'd flip if valuable but would otherwise use. Came with a Lennox hole saw in the chuck - which works.

Tia


Re: Another what is it - Boatman53 - 04-05-2016

Pics Curt, or am I missing something.
Jim


Re: Another what is it - cputnam - 04-06-2016

oops






Re: Another what is it - MarvW - 04-06-2016

I'm trying to picture it in my mind, but all I'm getting is an old rusty saw...


Re: Another what is it - MarvW - 04-06-2016

That hole is for the shaft that's on the big drive gear. There should be a release button or something that releases the big gear so you can pull it out, then stick it in the empty hole. This will change the speed.

As to value.... not much... guessing around ten dollars. Looks to be in good condition though. It will clean up quite well. The side handle looks like it's taped?




Re: Another what is it - RickW - 04-06-2016

If I remember correctly, the main gear is removable to change speeds. You press the button to remove it from the hole it's mounted in, and place it in the empty hole. That causes it to mesh with the smaller set of gears on the spindle and gives you the slower speed.
I would guess the value to be $35.00-$45.00.
Rick W


Re: Another what is it - Boatman53 - 04-06-2016

That silver button between the holes releases the shaft to move it to the other hole. As everyone said it is for changing the gear ratio.
Jim


Re: Another what is it (pics added) - cputnam - 04-06-2016

Thank you gentlemen. Now who made it? Is that old Massey-Ferguson red paint on there?


Re: Another what is it (pics added) - Boatman53 - 04-06-2016

Clean up the crank arm and you should find the manufacturer.
Jim


Re: Another what is it (pics added) - Joe Bailey - 04-06-2016

Goodell Pratt (probably a #246)