Anyone know what model Flint & Walling mill this belongs to? It looks identical to my 8-foot Star 37 but is 9'-7.5" long. It has what appears to be a pullout arm wired to it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Jim
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Jim Corcoran
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" You need to get at least 30 miles out of Austin before you're firmly back in Texas."
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maybe off a 10 foot?
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I’d agree 10’ #37
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Jim Corcoran
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So that would be a WD?
" You need to get at least 30 miles out of Austin before you're firmly back in Texas."
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When I think of a WD, I think of a Baker-Monitor WD which is a 10’ diameter. I think it is a Flint & Walling Star #37 in the 10’ size.
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Correct, that is not a Monitor vane.
Call Dan Benjamin for parts. P M me for the phone number. IF YOU TALK TO HIM, AND HE HELPS YOU, THEN BUY FROM HIM. IT CREATES GOOD KARMA.
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Jim Corcoran
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Yep, my senior moment. Crossed the F&W with my Baker WB.
" You need to get at least 30 miles out of Austin before you're firmly back in Texas."
