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06-20-2005, 06:52 PM

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Harding Drives fit a Bridgeport?

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Does anyone know if we could use a later model Hardinge drive in our R2E3, Boss 8 mill?

They are 7900 series, manufactured for Contraves by Allen Bradley, and have the following model / serial numbers.

MOD 891 SER. AX1870-1183-061 AND AX1870-1183-221 P/N FAA1520

Thanks,

Tim Glover and Bill Gillen

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