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Baldor grinder identification.
- Thread starter dunderwood@tcrsystems
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I don't believe it is a Baldor as I've never seen one with an integral quench tray. Another grinder like this is shown in Vintage Machinery and it is also of an unknown manufacturer:
My guess would be a Dayton (Doerr Electric) or a private labeled model made by Doerr or Baldor.
Photo Index - Unknown Manufacturer - 8" Bench Grinder | VintageMachinery.org
vintagemachinery.org
My guess would be a Dayton (Doerr Electric) or a private labeled model made by Doerr or Baldor.
seber
Well-known member
The sheet metal end covers are also not typical of Baldor. The fact that Light made to fit Baldor fit this machine would tend to reinforce the made by Baldor for someone else theory. Do the guards have round swarf ejectors on the back built into the castings?
OP
dunderwood@tcrsystems
New member
ok, thank you!I don't believe it is a Baldor as I've never seen one with an integral quench tray. Another grinder like this is shown in Vintage Machinery and it is also of an unknown manufacturer:
Photo Index - Unknown Manufacturer - 8" Bench Grinder | VintageMachinery.org
vintagemachinery.org
My guess would be a Dayton (Doerr Electric) or a private labeled model made by Doerr or Baldor.
OP
dunderwood@tcrsystems
New member
yes they do.The sheet metal end covers are also not typical of Baldor. The fact that Light made to fit Baldor fit this machine would tend to reinforce the made by Baldor for someone else theory. Do the guards have round swarf ejectors on the back built into the castings?
GreenMachine87
Member
I have the same one. Tag says Dayton Grinder, is 3/4hp 8". My tag is too worn to make out any other information, and I am also trying to identify the model number on mine.