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<BR>I remember having one of these, too - except that I am pretty sure it wa=
s a Schaff...made to look/feel largely like a Hale, but was not. The t=
ooling was not as clean, and the knurling on the locking collar was larger a=
nd more coarse. Maybe a Schaff extension from an earlier period would =
fit? What are the dimensions of what you have?
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="0">Horace, Carl, Joe,
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<BR>I know my eyes are bad, but with my Dr. Dean Edell 2.50 readers, I can p=
lainly see Hale stamped on this puppy. It is a nicely finished tool, a=
nd the shaft is 3/8". Any of you guys have something that size?
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<BR>Thanks for the responses,
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<BR>Dave Stahl
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