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Loozing for one Federal Model 17 or parts to a Model 17 Contact Frank Herrick 314-910-3493 I'd be interested in parts for a Model 17

GE BULB GE-1940 14V 3.57A $11.75 Toll Free: 877-477-7823 Customer Service: 800-861-3192 Fax: 800-329-3020

https://www.govplanet.com/for-sale/Parts-%286%29-Carlisle-%26-Finch-B6798AGRS-Rotating-Beacon-Lights-Pennsylvania/8211267?h=5002%2Cc%7C2246%7C4035%7C3786%7C2946%2Cmsg%7C86063%2Csm%7C0%2CisAuc%7Cyes%2Cmf%7C1&rr=0.02632&hitprm=c%3D2246%7C4035%7C3786%7C2946&pnLink=yes

Here is a Model 18 light I am restoring. We are luck to have an actual chrome refinishing company here in Kansas City. I'd be happy to help you, please feel free to contact me .

Send me an email at fjh644kc@gmail.com I'll see what we can do.

A flashing signal light that includes a rotatably mounted signal generator formed of a light transmitting material and a non-rotatable source of light adapted to direct light into the generator along its axis of rotation. A pyramid shaped prism is associated with the generator having its apex...

A flashing signal light that includes a rotatably mounted signal generator formed of a light transmitting material and a non-rotatable source of light adapted to direct light into the generator along its axis of rotation. A pyramid shaped prism is associated with the generator having its apex...

Abstract A warning light assembly is provided that includes a simple drive train for accomplishing an 180° or more oscillation of a light beam. By advantageously utilizing a speed-reduction mechanism, a transmission for converting rotary motion to oscillating motion and a coupling for...

Abstract A warning light assembly is provided that includes a simple drive train for accomplishing an 180° or more oscillation of a light beam. By advantageously utilizing a speed-reduction mechanism, a transmission for converting rotary motion to oscillating motion and a coupling for...

SIGNAL LIGHT MEANS COMPRISING AN ELONGATE HOLLOW MOUNTING BAR; A PAIR OF SIGNAL LIGHTS MOUNTED ADJACENT THE OPPOSITE ENDS OF SAID BAR; EACH LIGHT COMPRISING A BASE, A LIGHT TRANSMITTING DOME ON THE BASE, A SHAFT JOURNALLED ON THE BASE AND EXTENDING UPWARDLY INTO THE DOME AND DOWNWARDLY INTO SAID...

SIGNAL LIGHT MEANS COMPRISING AN ELONGATE HOLLOW MOUNTING BAR; A PAIR OF SIGNAL LIGHTS MOUNTED ADJACENT THE OPPOSITE ENDS OF SAID BAR; EACH LIGHT COMPRISING A BASE, A LIGHT TRANSMITTING DOME ON THE BASE, A SHAFT JOURNALLED ON THE BASE AND EXTENDING UPWARDLY INTO THE DOME AND DOWNWARDLY INTO SAID...

Here is one that I found

John, Do you happen to have a parts list for a Federal 174 or 175 beacon ? I am also looking for a motor & gear for those beacons.

If anyone has a Federal Junior Beacon, glass or plastic globe I'd be interested in purchasing

All four lens and mounting on eBay

Ben, Please post the outside diameter of those lens. I could some surplus one that just might work.

Can you send photos to my email? Fjh644kc@gmail.com Danke Schoen

Hello, I've recently purchased a Federal Sign & Signal Model 19 light. It is in good condition, except it's missing the front lens. I'd like to install a clear lens, as this gives me many options on whatever color bulb can be used. If anyone has a Model 19 lens that's for sale please...

If you have a red lens, use the clear bulb, the defused type bulbe is not the right one. The correct bulb is smoth and you can see the filliment.In the Solar-Ray light it's mounted with the bulb "tab" in either notch so the the filiment is horizintal. Frank Herrick KCMO Part # 24582 – 4436...

First, Please let me say that I to am shocked by John's death, I learned a lot from him. My thoughts any prayers go out to his family and many friends. I very much appreciate the quick help from the very knowledgeable members of the forum. I'll keep up with the WD-40 treatments. Yours truly...

Hello, Just acquired a Federal Model 77 dual tone siren, I've removed the grill, brake, clutch assembly and the motor shaft. My question is how do you seperate the rotor from the stator? There is a threaded retainer with a spanner type nut that holds the rotor to the stator. The problem is...