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Parker "275" swivel jaw vise, 6" of fine clamping goodness.

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Rather obscure model as i couldn't find anything about it.

6" x 1 1/2" jaws with good larger cross hatching 4 some fine gription. Opens 10", total 27 1/2" long, 10" diameter base not including bolt hole tabs. Weighs in at 165 lbs. I guess the parker "no.1" wrench is for a 1 1/16" swivel base lock down nut. Anyone got one?

How old would this clamper be?
thanks 4 looking.











 
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sorry I don't know that much about Parker's even though I own the slightly little brother to yours. I did see that it looks like yours is a swivel jaw and I couldn't see the pin or even the hole in the pictures.

nice find big guy and the jaws look great on that one
 
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for got to mention the tapered pin is missing, thats more better than it being broke off.
 
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Awesome find! Not super familiar with Parkers, though it's obviously pre-Union Mfg. Happy to see it found a good home.
 
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That beast runs around in circles....:wtf::wtf:

And swings both ways....:pimpflash

Saaayyyy---you sure that's not from the West Coast???:evil::evil:

Mighty nice find!!!
 
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Here's an ad from 1901 showing a Parker 275, but it shows a fixed base?
 

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I'm sure Brother Scott would like the fine print at the bottom of each section...

Jaws available at a trifling cost!!!
 
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To translate "trifling" into a language that someone who breathes that rarefied Colorado air can comprehend...

Trifling= El Cheapo...

Looses something in the translation, doesn't it???

Or as my British wife says---"Pay for it, it's a mere trifle..."
 
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oldldh said:
To translate "trifling" into a language that someone who breathes that rarefied Colorado air can comprehend...

Trifling= El Cheapo...

Looses something in the translation, doesn't it???

Or as my British wife says---"Pay for it, it's a mere trifle..."
Click to expand...

Oldie: you need to learn how to speak fluent "Metal" before you can start trying to teach Mr. Scott "Old English". :beer:
 
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I have one that is postmount. Came from Denver Colo .removed from Sand Creek meat packing Co. in approx. 1920 period. Has been in family since. Must be 100+ years old. Great condition.
 
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