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(2) right angle gear reducers... can someone use these?

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Somewhere along the line I picked up these 2 right angle reducers. Way too big for my projects. One is a 1:45, the other is 1:50. Input shaft dia = .435"... metric? Output shaft dia = 18 mm... approximately.
Collecting dust in my shop.
$35.00 postage included.
 

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Are they still available? I'd use them. Answer? I'll pay through PAYPAL as soon as I can get a return email.

Jim Wright,
Belfair, WA
 
Greetings Jim,
Glad someone can use these reducers.
I haven't found a way to private message on this forum (is it me?), so I'll post my email here:
[email protected].
Send me yours, and I'll ship tomorrow... and thank you.
Russ
 
rlukens said:
I haven't found a way to private message on this forum (is it me?)
Click to expand...
If you click on a members' name a little box with some details will pop up and an option under there is 'Start a conversation' - this is the PM system now. Simply click that button, type out your message in the usual way on the page that opens up and hit the 'Start a conversation' button under you message to send it.
 
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