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    BASS 666
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      #587242
      BASS 666
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        i found my serial number and it's KSL 71468 the L has a bit missing but i still think it's an L .. i can't find it on any of the online charts to see what year the lathe was made .. it's a tri leva, does anyone know where to find the info i need ? thanks guys ..

        #587245
        JA
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          Have you looked at http://www.lathes.co.uk? This is the first place to go to for such questions.

          However my browser is blocking access to it at present.

          JA

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            #587251
            BASS 666
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              Posted by JA on 25/02/2022 19:49:32:

              Have you looked at http://www.lathes.co.uk? This is the first place to go to for such questions.

              However my browser is blocking access to it at present.

              JA

              yes mate but i couldn't find it …

              #587253
              BASS 666
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                Posted by br on 25/02/2022 20:00:25:

                My chart gives it at 1963 to 1966 ?

                oh ok .. i just can't find it anywhere .. amazing the way these things work being so old …

                #587257
                Don Cox
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                  Myford Ltd website also has what appears to be a full record of serial numbers. To be a Tri leva it has to be an ML7 ( beware that the Tri leva bits may have been added at a later date) you might be able to read the number again with a more enlightened view to try and make it fit into the ranges published there

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                  BASS 666
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                    Posted by Don Cox on 25/02/2022 20:59:30:

                    Myford Ltd website also has what appears to be a full record of serial numbers. To be a Tri leva it has to be an ML7 ( beware that the Tri leva bits may have been added at a later date) you might be able to read the number again with a more enlightened view to try and make it fit into the ranges published there

                    i can't find any site that has serial numbers beginning with KSL …. not to worry i have been told 63 to 66 so that's good enough …

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                      #587266
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                        Posted by br on 25/02/2022 21:22:35:

                        Double checking the letters SK i think are Super 7. As trileva fitted to ml7 the corresponding year for that serial no is 1966.

                        I think if you say 1966 you will be about right

                        thanks mate appreciate it …

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