mrsemifantastic
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cant be, not wide enough, and the adjusters open up to accept 1 inch material, it definitely for floor surfaces, the casters are heavy duty, no one can solve the challenge or get me a company name yet, we'll see....
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I dunno if this is valid or not, but I posted this challenge on one other forum, the pix are on there and enlarge easily, and if I violated some sort of rules, I am sorry, it was not my intention to do harm, and will take the link down immediately,
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=136813&highlight=jepson
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I cant paste pix in today for some reason and I cant upload to the My Media option anywhere on the website as far as I can tell, I have nice pictures, but I cant share em, I need help, thanks guys....
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I believe this is for flooring or road stripe application but cant find anything like it, its powered by a Jepson 1113r drill connected to a chain that runs the first set of upper rollers, it has an adjustment bar that goes from side to side on the front, for depth? or length? and it has a push handle with the switch built into it and a gfi off of that, there are absolutely no id plates, company names, or anything, I will honor the $10 payment once I confirm it is what you say it is, thanks for the help
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I NEED HELP - Please ID this tool, $10 via paypal for the first one who does
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The motor is a complete drill that runs from the gfi power switch button (the drill switch is permanently on as to be controlled at the handle) and the drill has a gear coming out of it that runs a chain to the upper front of the machine that turns the first thicker black softer roller only, that roller has an adjusting smaller plastic roller that adjusts from 1/8" I'd say to 1 1/2". From there its anyones guess how the whatever material its rolling or applying goes through the other rollers. Its kind of like trying to put on a drivebelt on a car with no diagram if you catch my drift. Also, under the covered and protected drill in the back is a aluminum rack which may have held the material in question somehow or a pan or container of some kind, but there are no holes indicating permanent mounting of those theories.
ALSO - THIS IS ONE HELL OF A CHALLENGE - THE POSITIVE ID AND COMPANY NAME NOW GETS YOU $20, IF THE ADMINS WISH, WE CAN MAKE THIS A SITEWIDE CHALLENGE, IM SURE AS HELL WILLING TO GIVE ANYONE A TRY, THIS IS RIDICULOUS, LOL!