- #DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW LBS26 SERIAL NUMBERS#
- #DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW LBS26 SERIAL NUMBER#
- #DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW LBS26 PRO#
- #DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW LBS26 SERIES#
Style 2C plates were made of "oilboard" (dense coated cardboard) and measured 3/4" x 3" with rivet holes spaced the same as the first style plates. Style 2B plates were made of steel, appeared in 1942, and are quite rare. It is likely that the plate shown above originally had a red background. We have seen two other examples of a brass plate, one of which has red-painted background and the other has traces of red paint remaining. Style 2A plates were made of brass plate and are from late 1941 or early '42. Style 2 plates are from the World War II era, and are made from one of three materials: brass, steel or oilboard. This style was used beginning circa 1939-1940 to sometime in 1942 (probably early 1942), and then again from sometime in 1944 to late 1947. Style 1 plates were made of aluminum and measured 1/2" X 3" with rivet holes approximately 2 3/4" on center.
#DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW LBS26 SERIAL NUMBER#
We have divided the serial number plates used by Delta into three styles, as detailed below. If your machine lacks a serial number plate or holes to mount one then it is from early 1941 or before. The easiest way to vintage a Delta machine is of course with the serial number. At the very least you will be able to establish date While trying to vintage an old machine isn't rocket science it does require a certain bit of savvy. Please read it carefully as there are subtle nuances and It contains the most rudimentary data required to start one's career dating Delta. This write up will act as the jumping off point for anyone wanting to vintage an old Delta machine or for someone wanting to submit content on a machine of aĬertain vintage. You are the strong type, not easily duped, please move along. This introductory article you will be hunting down the true meaning of Delta and becoming obsessed with *Born On Dates* and *vintaging* Delta on the fly. If you are of the type who easily follows shamans or gets fooled into get rich schemes you are the one I'm looking for. "1234-A" and other formats not shown here):
#DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW LBS26 SERIAL NUMBERS#
Note: if you're looking for serial numbers from a 20" Bandsaw or other machine made by / with Crescent, look here (e.g.
#DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW LBS26 SERIES#
Go figure.Straight Numerical Series used by Milwaukee-CrescentĪlpha-Numeric Series Used By Tupelo Division: Real nice newer complete Jet about 1 hr away just listed for $500. Knew I shouldn't have done it, but looked for standard bandsaw search on FB Marketplace yesterday for fun. Going to take a few weeks to get this back together. Probably be about $600 into into by time all fixed up, and will have made lots of little things (adjuster knobs for upper guides, lock collars for lower guides, table insert, table align pin, make long tension rod and hardened nut, couple bushings, and return a couple steps on the new pulleys to make belt fit every step the same). Have it all torn apart, with replacement parts / bearings arriving this weekend. Rest of unit was well used / abused and jerry rigged. Will be replaced with HF 1 hp compressor motor(still have $100 gift card). Since original motors were 1725 rpm, it is going away without replacing the cap. Motor does not run, just hums, wired for 220, and 3450 rpm, with capacitor rated 110 v. From the three pictures, was obvious it was missing both step pulleys and upper blade guide at minimum, so took a chance for cheap. Something had to change, so said I would buy next one I saw.įinally bought a "no information available - never been run powered up since purchased" well used 1974 Rockwell 28-300 at a local auction, 20 minutes away, for $60 2 weeks ago.
#DELTA MILWAUKEE BAND SAW LBS26 PRO#
Recently did major repairs to rusty mower deck on my Gravely Pro walk behind, and very tired of the cut-off wheel and jig saw for 1/8 sheet. Most were in $600-1000 range, and several still needed work. Wanted a ready to use one, not a basket case. I have been looking on/off for last 2 years here on east coast for metal / wood saw.
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