case loader clearance

[RGERBER]

[XDRoX]

38 and a half inches.

[XDRoX]

Just saw you wanted depth, I don't have that.

[Rwnielsen]

43" and change on a strong mount, about 18" in depth (less swing)

Both of those are rough measurements

[RGERBER]

Rwnielsen,
Could you please explain less swing, would that give me more room or less?
Also looking at pictures if I did not use strong mount I could gain more clearance, is that correct?
Thanks

[Rwnielsen]

If you don't use a strong mount you'll have to mount the press at the forward edge of your bench. The linkage will swing down and under the forward edge. I show the depth at about 13" from the rear top of the case feeder to the front edge of the base. Just under 35" tall. If you need photos, let me know and I'll get a few

Richard

[RGERBER]

Pictures with the tape measure in them also would be so kind.
Thank You

[Rwnielsen]

The first is at rest




The second shows the swing under



another shot




It swings under just over 1 inch. The strong mount is 8 1/2" high.
You need about 13" from the front of the bench to the back wall with a case feeder and about 35" in height without the strong mount. When I first got this setup I had it bolted directly to the bench and it was too low to be comfortable

[Rwnielsen]

My apologies for the grain but this is overall height with a strong mount

[RGERBER]

Thank you very much for the pics, it seems that if I need 13 “ from where the front of the Dillon is mounted to clear the upper cabinets then if I add the strong mount I will had about 5” on to the 13” for a total of 18” from front of Dillon to the upper cabinets.
Not sure I will have that much. I think I have more like 17”

thanks again

[bruceflinch]

I shortened the case feeder support post & case feeding tube. Total ht is 36.75"
Now I can look into the case feeder w/o using a step stool.

[Rwnielsen]

Thats a clever idea. Simple too

[RGERBER]

How much did you shorten?