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    rbi hawk 220-3 owners manual

    Just purchashed a used RBI Hawk 220-3 this morning. But alas no owners manual. The Company is defunct so I am out of luck there. If one of you would have a manual for this model I would gladly pay for copying, shipping and your time. Thank you so much and I look forward to all of you helping me in this new woodworking avenue of scroll sawing. Kelly
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    Kelly look up Bushton manufacturing, they have opened up the Hawk plant again.

    Here is a link.
    http://www.rbiwoodtools.com/
    "Still Montana Mike"

    "Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
    Mike's Wood-n-Things LLC

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      Hawk

      Try this site. You can download a PDF. Worked for me.
      Missing Hawk Manuals? http://web.archive.org/web/200803311...ermanuals.html
      The Hawk Saws are now made by Bushton Mfg in Kansas Try this site for parts.
      http://www.rbiwoodtools.com/
      Good luck JIM L

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      • #4
        I also have a 220-3. It's a great saw! Lower blade holders are a bit of a hassle, but you get used to it! Need any help, let me know!

        Paul
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