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   Treetalk_ | Dec 14, 2001 02:56am | #1

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   Charlie
   Well no one else has given you any help yet so how about this.If your not doing a historic restoration couldnt you buy some other vials and epoxy them in the old level.It might be a persnickity operation but if you really like the bodies of the old ones they might give them some new life.Just a shot..you looked kinds lonely there.

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   Phill_Giles | Dec 14, 2001 06:17am | #2

   *will one of these fit ? http://www.lsstarrett.com/catalog/catalog/groups.asp?GrpTab=Spec&GroupID=474

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   iron_helix | Dec 20, 2001 08:30pm | #3

   *Charlie,Finally extracted from my piles of files ......Repair services for levels--parts and or service> Universal Level Co. 521 W. Momeral St. Milwaulkee, Wi. 53204 414-383-1111I hope antiquity has not rendered this source extinct....................Good Luck!.....................Iron Helix

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   Chris_Calderone | Dec 21, 2001 08:45am | #4

   *Could buy a couple of the 99 cent line levels that hang from string lines? Not much of a cost or waste if they dont work

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   charles_belongie | Dec 21, 2001 08:45am | #5

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   Help! I have 2 old levels made by the J.H.Scharf Mfg. company. They are called "Magnalite" I need some replacement vials and can't seem to find any. The diagonal measurement of the mounting holes is 2 1/8+ inches. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.