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Yankee Hand drill....Marked by the factory as a #540 but has many of the features of the outstanding Yankee #1540 FIVE position transmission. Good chuck looks like it can take up to a 1/2" bit...The top portion of the handle is removable and can accept a breast drill attachment...The side handle was missing when I acquired it but I had an extra "Chef's hat" knob in my junk box..it doesn't thread in all the way but a new, longer handle could be made easily if desired...This is a serious, heavy drill, definitely NOT a toy,,I will remove the handles when I ship it so it will fit into a reasonably sized box......Here's a link that will explain it better than I can......
http://thevalleywoodworker.blogspot.com/...-hand.html
And another...........
https://www.popularwoodworking.com/woodw...erlatives/
Priced at $45.00 which includes shipping...USA sale only {sorry} Paypal only...Thanks for looking.
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Just to clarify, does it have the 5 position transmission?
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(06-13-2019, 11:48 AM)msweig Wrote: Just to clarify, does it have the 5 position transmission?
Mark
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Yes...I stated that it had the five in the first part of the post..
 ...Not very clearly tho, I admit....
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I have a 1545. Those things are mechanical marvels.
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Can I have the board it is on.
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(06-13-2019, 04:22 PM)Arlin Eastman Wrote: Can I have the board it is on.
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I better keep that one Arlin,.,,Its a piece of an 800yr old Sinker Cypress....... I can't bring myself to cut it!!!!!
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(06-13-2019, 11:48 AM)msweig Wrote: Just to clarify, does it have the 5 position transmission?
Mark The 540 is identical to the 1540, but for the chuck. The 540 has a two-jaw chuck, like a brace, while the 1540 has the three-jaw chuck.
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(06-13-2019, 05:22 PM)Greg Jones Wrote: The 540 is identical to the 1540, but for the chuck. The 540 has a two-jaw chuck, like a brace, while the 1540 has the three-jaw chuck.
Thanks Mark..no wonder it looked so similar!!!!
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