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I picked one up for $300 a few blocks from my house. Skizzo sent me the CL ad and I took advantage of it but the saw was in rough shape compared to the one here. 7.5 hp not so house friendly for most
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(08-25-2018, 07:11 PM)EvilTwin Wrote: That the one from VA Beach schools? Good score. I got one about 10 years ago, had to ride all the way to the other side of VA to get it. And it turned out to have a cracked trunnion that needed welding.
VA Beach schools . yes . Stuff goes dirt cheap down there . Newport News etc . etc . variable speed 1150 A went for 2 bills last week .
Bob ..... I was at the place at 7:45 am to get loaded ....Strapped down at 8:06 .... had to be at job for 2nd shift in Pittsburgh . I work on the road ( stay in motel room ) , and have not made home till now .
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(08-25-2018, 10:06 PM)fishhh4 Wrote: VA Beach schools . yes . Stuff goes dirt cheap down there . Newport News etc . etc . variable speed 1150 A went for 2 bills last week .
Bob ..... I was at the place at 7:45 am to get loaded ....Strapped down at 8:06 .... had to be at job for 2nd shift in Pittsburgh . I work on the road ( stay in motel room ) , and have not made home till now .
Glad to hear you made it home. Probably made the ride home a bit smoother I know my truck has a nicer ride with a bit of weight in it
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(08-25-2018, 10:11 PM)Bob10 Wrote: Glad to hear you made it home. Probably made the ride home a bit smoother I know my truck has a nicer ride with a bit of weight in it
I am glad to be home !!!!!!! Thank you Bob .
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I am thinking full refurb .....Bearings ..belts ..Paint . Probably won't touch motor ...just paint . Its a louis Alllis Pacemaker 3 hp ...bulletproof . Did not know they offered a 3 hp ... Or maybe it is a replacement . No time to dig right now . got a plug and wire for it ... Will have to figure out whether it was running 460 or 230 . My understanding is two wire to lL1 , L2 , L3 is 460 ... One wire is 230 . Can't wait to dig into it .
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(08-30-2018, 01:39 PM)fishhh4 Wrote: I am thinking full refurb .....Bearings ..belts ..Paint . Probably won't touch motor ...just paint . Its a louis Alllis Pacemaker 3 hp ...bulletproof . Did not know they offered a 3 hp ... Or maybe it is a replacement . No time to dig right now . got a plug and wire for it ... Will have to figure out whether it was running 460 or 230 . My understanding is two wire to lL1 , L2 , L3 is 460 ... One wire is 230 . Can't wait to dig into it .
This is a link to my restore of one.
http://owwm.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4978...ta+12%2F14
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(08-30-2018, 01:59 PM)EvilTwin Wrote: This is a link to my restore of one. http://owwm.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4978...ta+12%2F14
I remember that one. Did you ever fill in that gap next to the router table or get the fence made?
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If you are going to sell that one you must have at least a Wadkin PK or Altendorf F45 in your workshop aye?
I am not a fan of American cabinet saws but that one looks like it would be pretty much equal to a good European cabinet saw. Nor quite the machine a woodworker should sell unless he has something even better.
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(08-30-2018, 02:52 PM)stav Wrote: I remember that one. Did you ever fill in that gap next to the router table or get the fence made?
Yeah, long time ago. Used a piece of oak to fill in, made a fence out of some 80/20 and some benchdog pieces. Don't know if I have a current picture posted somewhere that I can link to, this site has no upload capability.
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