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Old 01-29-2012, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by WISCOJIM View Post
Look for a number like 132.41000 or 569.32440200. (3 digits, decimal point, 5-8 more digits). Sears often used those types to identify sets, and a Sam's search may then find a match.



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I looked on the ETF site but didn't find the Riders or Sam's listed there so I'm asking Sam's to do a search for me. Using their search engine it didn't find anything on either the model number or the chassis number. I did find a very dereriated label on the back that has the date 1950 on it. So We'll see what Sam's search comes up with. I believe the chassis number to be 47180 and the model number to be 456-150-1.

After looking at the bottom of the chassis and seeing only 15 or 20 caps there I'm really tempted to try and do this one myself. The component arrangement is very open...what could go wrong?...
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