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Name of strainer for Ludwig 402? Also,1955 WFL? Last viewed: 3 hours ago

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I know the 400 is a p-83,but the 402 has a longer throw arm....not sure of model.

I also have a nickel WFL strainer,circa 1955,and don't know the model..it's like a p-80,but not exactly...will try and post a pic...

Just tried..too big..don't know how to step it down...sorry

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Posted on 12 years ago
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Open the photo with Microsoft paint. Click on resize. I usually reduce to 50.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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I forgot to mention... Right click on your photo and then click open with.. paint should be one of the options

-Justin

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"After silence, that which comes closest to expressing the inexpressible is music..." - Aldous Huxley
Posted on 12 years ago
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blair

if there is a variation of your strainer, it is still called a p-83 if it came on a keystone era 402.

i'd have to see a pic of the wfl strainer..

mike

Posted on 12 years ago
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Hi

Looked on Mark Coopers site,and even though it says WFL on the strainer,it said it is the first version on the p-83..circa 1959..

They must have been using up old parts..hence the WFL on it,instead of Ludwig..

I'm 99% sure the other strainer came off a 402..that would have a bit longer arm,correct?..It has 1970's logo on it,and is in ex/n.mint shape...

thanks

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Posted on 12 years ago
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From blairndrums

HiLooked on Mark Coopers site,and even though it says WFL on the strainer,it said it is the first version on the p-83..circa 1959..They must have been using up old parts..hence the WFL on it,instead of Ludwig..I'm 99% sure the other strainer came off a 402..that would have a bit longer arm,correct?..It has 1970's logo on it,and is in ex/n.mint shape...thanks

Blair do you mean this one?

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Posted on 12 years ago
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That's the one..Cool1

thanks ..

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Posted on 12 years ago
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From blairndrums

That's the one..Cool1thanks ..

Blair, that's the good ole p83 strainer.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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