old arn. about 8-9k pounds worth.

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...yes its wet. got caught in a sprinkles shower heading home. it's warm and dry today so letting it dry out and then i'll begin cleaning! look for it downstairs in s&s soon.

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there's a double spindle greenlee shaper, model 180

a onsrud 1136 pin router and a rockwell mortiser. i'm thinking about keeping the mortiser.. should be able to chop thru anything with that beast.

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[stav]

Wow, that's a monster. Are you going to include shipping when you sell it?

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for the right prices, i will drive it anywhere it needs to be. lol

i had to call in a few favors, to get it unloaded, buyers will be responsible for logistics, but i have a few options and could deliver reasonably close, but would need a forklift on their end to unload.

[fredhargis]

Getting bored with the little stuff, eh?

[CLETUS]

Just curious because this obviously appeals to a very limited market...

Is there value beyond scrap weight?

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2 working 5hp motors that run, and 1 7.5hp motor. I think the shaper would be limited but the shaper with a power feeder should move pretty well. I actually had a $400 offer on the shaper machine yesterday to use as a welder table. i didn't want to think about that machine being used a welders table, but it would make a heck of a welder table top.


the mortiser is in good shape. i think ill keep it and see if i find myself making more mortises having a heavy duty machine on hand. the smaller ones never were an enjoyable process.