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Sat Jun 05 2010 06:22 PM
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I am looking for the inner piece to this jar lid. A Wayne 615/515 jar lid is what i have. It is the inner piece that holds the light glass in place. Thanks, ZM 
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I have the holder with the glass still in place for a Wayne 515 or 615 but the jar lid that you have pictured, just doesn't look right? Are you sure thats what its from?
In fact, thye more I look at it, the more I know that its not from a 615, unless its something that they switched to?? I've had at least 6 Wayne 615's and a couple 515's and a 519 and now I'm doing a 619 and they all had the same jar lid and glass on the top but they weren't like that. Could it be that someone substituted a different lid? I don't really know whats going on here but maybe someone smarter than me can fill in the blanks?
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It actually came with a Southwest OK-7 in pieces but i guess i am confused because to me it looks like a 615/515. I must be mistaken on the correct identity. Either way, can anyone help me with the missing parts for this?
Thanks,
Zack
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I'm slightly confused. I have an entire jar lid for a Wayne. Is that what you need, or do you just need the glass & cover for the one you have pictured?
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Actually either one is what i need. I am not picky. I just need something that will work.
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underdog,check with ron scobie or maybe tom buckles both on this site.if they dont have it they may be able to steer you in the right direction of finding one.
Looking for gas,oil related clocks,especially neon and spinners .clock repair available. Mick
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Looks like a jar lid for a Wayne-Boyle Dayton. Had the center all metal with a air breather on it and sometimes a ball on a balancer.
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I think it came off a SW OK-7 but i am not 100% positive
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Not a Boyle-Dayton...I don't know what it is. Southwest could be right??
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Zack--I can sell you the complete jar lid for a Wayne 615 for $60 p0lus postage. Let me know if that will work for you.---KEVIN
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I will drop you a PM Kevin.
Thanks,
Zack
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