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I sent your pictures to Tony along with the model number. I couldn’t help but be curious since I own 2 Bull’s plus use one at my work. I’m a big fan. He told me it is a special square feed machine. I had to look up square feed not being familiar. He said they were not that popular. Hope that helps.
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Does the block on the front have a purpose?
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I wonder if SO means special order.
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Interesting. Your machine is definitely a little different, with the front block above the needle and your throat plat is different. Also looks like a shorter clearance in the throat. If you really want answers I would contact Tony Luberto. He made the maintenance video for Ferdinand and was with the company for a number of years before going out on his own with the Windham Cub.
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So this is the Bull at my work. You can see it is a 900B and built in 1994. Numbers are on the body not the plate.
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Old Coach Saddlery started following Belt dyeing mistake with unusual results, Ferdinand Model Help, What’s it worth? and and 3 others
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I believe you have a 900B bull. It should have a number stamped under the top inspection plate. That will have the production date and model number.
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I am considering selling my throat plates and foot for my Ferdinand harness stitcher. These are very special as I have never seen them before. They came with my Bull that I bought several years ago.
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Joel I did post the model. It is a Landis Model 30. Thanks for the link but it was of no help.
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Looking for a 6 inch blade for my Model 30 splitter. Maybe me chipped today. I’ll get it sharpened tomorrow but want to keep a spare on hand. For the next time.
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Think I’ll be heading to Ace Hardware tomorrow.
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Has anyone used this die sharpener? I acquired some die’s that came with a press I purchased. They are in need of sharpening.
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Eddie yes it does. I was going to see how far I could disassemble it to move. Such as the plates. But I think I’ll leave them alone. Thx
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Bruce, I thought the round plates might be the detracting part.
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Anyone have experience with a Mast Harness Press? Going to look at one this weekend. Comes with a bunch of English saddle dies. I’m an equipment junky. Not sure yet what I would do with it . English tack is my thing but these dies look pretty dated. Anyway I would love any info someone could give me. Good bad or ugly. Thanks