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  1. October 24th, 2010, 09:43 AM #1
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    Default M715 D70 locker?

    Is Eaton part #225S14 correct for an M715 D70? Also is #67587 the correct mini locker? I cannot find any specs on either locker part #
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    Check out this link(hope it works!) If this is the correct part.I think I can find the article in my library ( yes it is in the stack in the bathroom) Let me know An I'll get the part number for ya.
    http://www.jpmagazine.com/projectbui...15/photos.html
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    I posted the Detroit info in this thread:

    Front and rear lockers
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    Thank you, I guess the part number I found on Eaton's website was the correct one after all.
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  6. October 24th, 2010, 06:55 PM #6
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    sorry I didn't get back to you untill now. The article said the install was the easiest locker install ever.
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