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    New Member with Question

    Hi Joefin, Do you still have interest in milling the (2) pipe jaws for my Charles Parker No. 436 vise? Thank you.
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    Have a Charles Parker No. 436 vise, PAT. 1930. Purchased it from a gentleman in Vermont several years ago. Does anyone on this great site know where pipe jaws & mounting pins for this vise can be obtained? Would like to attach a couple images of this vise, but cannot see how this is done...
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    Charles Parker vise find

    Hi Schiff, Have not been on this forum for some time. Beautiful vise. Have the same model and it was purchased from a gentleman in Vermont. The cast model number designation is not as clear to read as yours, though. Thought mine read No 486 with a PAT. 1930. Nice to be corrected. Mine...
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    New Member with Question

    Hi JoeFin, Will definitely make note of your offer. What is a proper steel designation to use for this application? Do you have the dimensions of the actual pipe jaws made, or should I research this?
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    New Member with Question

    Will use it to aid in the restoration of a 1964 Dodge WM300.
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    New Member with Question

    Yes, am planning on doing a full restoration.
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    New Member with Question

    You're more of a Charles Parker expert than I. Didn't know it was missing pipe jaws. Am new to vises & am going by images presented only. Am learning a lot on this forum. Got back to the previous owner, who said it did indeed have them originally, before he owned it.
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    VINTAGE-187-lb-CHARLES-PARKER-VISE-NO-436

    Just purchased & am waiting on delivery of a Charles Parker vise that I believe is the same model as yours, a #436. Looks to be the same model vise. Seller stated it weighs around 220 pounds. It does not have the pipe jaws, but did originally. Paid $400.00 for it. See the images on this...
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    New Member with Question

    OK, thanks for the information. Previous owner said color was black or a dark maroon purple & that he believed it was manufactured in late 30's or in the 40's. Know any way to confirm period of manufacture? Thanks for your reply.
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    New Member with Question

    Thank you. Still waiting for it to be delivered from Vermont. The vise is a big boy; 6" jaws, 12" opening, weighs 220 pounds. Here's a link with pictures from ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/161382047037?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2648&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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    New Member with Question

    Hello Forum, Looking to get any information regarding a Parker #486 vise recently purchased. Particularly interested in year/period of manufacture & original color. Haven't found a lick of information on the web about this vise yet. Thank you.
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