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Sounds like parts machines few and far between for these. Maybe I can engineer something.
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I just checked my Everest K2 to see what the CR lever looked like...unfortunately the levers are not even close on the K2 versus the K3.
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Scored this 1959 SM3 with No. 75 script for $30! Only needed the rubber washer fix. No case (have the key tho lol) and the original cleaning kit, too!
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Shifty, for some reason your photo link does not work to display your photo.
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Mikeytap,
I found a couple of photos of an Everest K3 return lever.
Seems like it must pivot up/down for use-to-storage positions, as well.
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Thanks for those shots Pete. Good News. My friend tells me he has the detached arm!
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Hope he kept it on ice... LOL
Good news on the lever. Let us know how she types when you have it home.
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Mikeytap,
Here is a link to some info. about the early Sabb typewriter company in Italy that became Everest and then eventually bought out by Olivetti :
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Pete E. wrote:
Hope he kept it on ice...
I'm embarrassed to admit that it took me a few seconds to get that; it was very funny once I did.
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This is the Everest K3 a friend gave me recently. It is uncleaned because I didn't want to spend time on it if I could not repair the broken carriage arm bracket, and I could not. It has an all plastic shell and I assume the ribbon cover was a different issue plastic as it has turned green. Looking through the innards, my impression is that these were cheaply made.