The guy was in his 80's and been doing it for 60 plus years. I can't blame him for wanting to retire. Unfortunately, his kids didn't want to take it over.
Made a run today for some small stuff . Tucked into the garage already . Arbor presses are here and a few saws . Tomorrow , the 13" lathe and a few othe things , whatever fits on the small trailer .
Alot of this I got to pass on . Not getting into the large compressor air tools or anything like that . I'll haul it home if anyone is interested . Todays haul . Only have 2 lathes . a mill , horizontal saw , shear , hydraulic press etc to pull out . Have to use the the big boy trailers .
30 ton hydraulic press
Di-acro 24" shear on base
Precision Brand 18"x 24" Surface plate with stand
I did bring the stainless 3T arbor press base home also just in case . .
No lathes , mill or the horizontal saw was not moved today . I had to get an electrician to unwire them all . They were all hard wired . He threw in the breaker boxes and wire for me . There was also no-one there to drive the forklift . I have my license thru the company but I can't do a darn thing because I'm out on medical .
WAY too many acronyms...I have no idea what's going on here!
Ok, breezed over a bunch of posts here, getting the gist, though I still don't understand post #1, congrats!
WAY too many acronyms...I have no idea what's going on here!
Ok, breezed over a bunch of posts here, getting the gist, though I still don't understand post #1, congrats!
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