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Re: Vert or Right feed with E-Blade

In Reply to: Re: Vert or Right feed with E-Blade posted by Frisco on April 30, 2003 at 13:24:19:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on April 30, 2003 at 13:53:35

As far as I know there has not been an eye developed for the right feeds for the Race. The Race uses an emmitter and receiver (2 components, one on each side of the body. On the right feed the feed tube is right in the way. I'm sure it will be possible with some ingenuity and a machinist. I'm doing fine without the eye so I'm not complaining.
Razor

: Why can't you up the eye on a right feed cocker?

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: As far as I know there has not been an eye developed for the right feeds for the Race. The Race uses an emmitter and receiver (2 components, one on each side of the body. On the right feed the feed tube is right in the way. I'm sure it will be possible with some ingenuity and a machinist. I'm doing fine without the eye so I'm not complaining. : Razor : : : Why can't you up the eye on a right feed cocker?

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