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A buddy needs to remove a Junior screw on blade - - does the rotor lock the usual way?

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I have a set screw blade, and a screw on type

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I just restored a 10" junior (SC/SB) that had a screw on blade.  Blade was so tight I had to take the front cover loose and hold the rotor with a pair of vice grips. There was no hole drilled in the back of the rotor to hold it. I think someone tried to remove the blade at one time not knowing about LH threads and cranked it so tight and also bent the hub enough I had to remove a blade to work it straight.

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I have a '32-'33ish Jr that I am currently restoring. I have the rotor out and there are no holes too Aid and removing the blade. However wine is a set screw blade. Also, is there any chance you have any extra gearbox parts? Thanks

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Question; Was the 1930 screw on blade brass or steel painted brass color? 

Thanks, Terry Plata

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Best I have seen, early Jr's were all brass painted steel blades but then, I've never seen or studied Rocky's stash of Jr's.....

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Any one have an 8" NON-oscillating jr?... 😋

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22 minutes ago, Lawrence Smith said:

This is in Kansas

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Lawrence, ask the guy from Kansas what fan he borrowed the rear cover from so George can make himself one. 🙂

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