model 74281 is solid shank? thanks
569531
Yes the shank is solid and the plate will work in both directions meaning as either a lift or a drop.
1347632
It is compatible with both. I have blades of both types and they both fit securely. Though I would point out that the T-shank is a bit trickier to insert.
919448
When I did a Google search of your machine it states it is a low shank. This walking foot is for a low shank.
1834704
That is the reason I purchased this version instead of the solid shaft version. The attachments are universal. I have several Ryobi attachments and a generic edger attachment that all work on this Husky trimmer.
1751172
It , I think, depends on wither it is high or low shank. Check before you purchase to make sure it is right for you machine.
1011765
Im sorry I do not know what you mean by shank.If you are talking about the ball I bought mine seperate,the hitch itself is 2 inch
2035850
It accepts both. The unit is set to accept 1/2" shanks but it comes with an adapter that allows the use of 1/4" shanks.
98580
The company that installed mine reused my old shank. I do not see any reason to change it out. Both shanks are just as sturdy.
420535
I'm not sure about that particular model but just took the chance that it would fit my sewing machine. It said it fit all low shank snap ons and luckily it fit my machine. I have a brother and am very happy I took the chance and it worked out for me. A very good foot to have and I wasn't out alot if it didn't fit.
2107722
Shank is 7/8". From the end of the shaft 2" down below the end there is a larger area on the shaft 2" long with a flat spot on the shaft
932512
The beer line barb is 3/16 ID. It will accept 3/16 or 1/4 beer line. The shank itself is 7/8.
2013498
I'm pretty sure it will. It will work on any low shank machine. It can be a little difficult to put on but just finesse it and wiggle it around. I love it!
1875975
I'm not sure. It is for a low shank machine so I would look for the specs on your machine to verify.
18753
Yes it will work on a low shank machine.....but I don't like the end results of this foot. This is my opinion.....
214509
I dont remember exactly which bushing it was because I owned a set. It is a 1/2 inch bit which comes with the dovetail jig. Best way to tell is to go to porter cable website and lookup this dovetail machine, or take machine to store and get correct bearing. The reason I like this jig is it holds the wood securely without having to undo a bunch of screws that hold the board unevenly and not very tightly--and many will mar the board when tightened
98577
Hello Martin. Absolutely, the shank MUST be from the same manufacturer. We do not condone mixing manufacturers products, ever. Each manufacturer has designed & tested their own products to meet or exceed their OWN weight distribution kits. Matching one manufacturers shank with somebody else's kit, may fail. And in the eyes of a insurance agent if a failure was to happen... the liability is now yours. Bert Camp
727551
Yes it is, but I'd avoid it. I ordered one and returned it. Poor design. And it bolts on which means you now have a curb edger. To get back to a regular edger, you have to unbolt it, change axles, etc.