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Marvel 68AR


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Need a manual or schematic for a Marvel 68AR, serial MA/122001028

 

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Dave, are you sure about that model number? I see a 61AR and a 6AR but but finding a 68AR.

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I wasn't sure, and the model tag is pretty scuffed up. Marvel parts was able to locate parts for it though so I guess it's a good number.

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