Does anyone here know what the Ford Service Station Starter/Generator test stand is?
I am looking for a manual for it. Will post a picture tomorrow. Thanks, Dan.
Service Station Equipment Test stand ?
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Dan Hatch
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Re: Service Station Equipment Test stand ?
Here is a picture of the unit.
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Brent Mize
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Re: Service Station Equipment Test stand ?
Dan,
Do you need the manual for the tester pictured?
I have a 3 manuals for this tester and I would be glad to copy it for you.
It will take a day or two. There’s several pages.
Let me know.
Brent
Do you need the manual for the tester pictured?
I have a 3 manuals for this tester and I would be glad to copy it for you.
It will take a day or two. There’s several pages.
Let me know.
Brent
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Brent Mize
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Re: Service Station Equipment Test stand ?
One manual won’t post.
This is a Fairbanks Morse unit.
Here’s a photo of one at a Ford Factory in use setting up starters and generators.
If you look at the left side of the photo you will see the first version of this tester with a wood legged base.
Ford used these in the factory.
This is a Fairbanks Morse unit.
Here’s a photo of one at a Ford Factory in use setting up starters and generators.
If you look at the left side of the photo you will see the first version of this tester with a wood legged base.
Ford used these in the factory.
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Dan Hatch
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Re: Service Station Equipment Test stand ?
Yes please! Here is my email so we can t ah ok there.
I think there is was something in the Service Bulletin about these for dealers. Thanks Dan
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Brent Mize
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Re: Service Station Equipment Test stand ?
Yes, they are shown in the service bulletins for December 1st of 1919.
I’ll work on the scan tomorrow.
I’ll work on the scan tomorrow.
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Re: Service Station Equipment Test stand ?
Dan,
Files have been sent.
Brent
Files have been sent.
Brent
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Re: Service Station Equipment Test stand ?
I made my own. Looks similar.