gordon stephenson
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It looks like the P stands for Plain ( as opposed to quick release) Wonder if the T'D stands for thread?
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WOW-----thats the beauty of not having a concience, BARGAIN.--3 phase?? or single. Suds pump, Hmmn but it maybe proves it has at least been used- nowt to fix for a man of your capabilities.
there was another a few weeks ago when a long established several gererations of a family Blacksmiths/ eng closed for good and sold off the land for housing, they held an on site auction, couldnt imagine the machine making much. yet another bargain for someone.
regards
there was another a few weeks ago when a long established several gererations of a family Blacksmiths/ eng closed for good and sold off the land for housing, they held an on site auction, couldnt imagine the machine making much. yet another bargain for someone.
regards
langy
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Result!, Son has a cold saw, those blades would be risky on steel, but you should get a one for a more than a reasonable price if you need a spare.
I got a 71/2 Hp converter/inverter, anyway 240 in-415/3 phase out a while ago, runs anything now. oh and sine wave generator thingy if I need a neutral, aint connected it yet as nothing needs a neutral.
just need to find you some 6" jaws now.
stan
I got a 71/2 Hp converter/inverter, anyway 240 in-415/3 phase out a while ago, runs anything now. oh and sine wave generator thingy if I need a neutral, aint connected it yet as nothing needs a neutral.
just need to find you some 6" jaws now.
stan
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Well I picked this up yesterday. It looks like it has had some use but it functions as it should. I can't help but feel the older gear was built to a better quality than the new stuff.
It may get a refurb if I get time, but for now it's perfectly functional.
Does anyone know what type screw holds the jaws on. One has head missing so it would be nice to replace it.
Sorry for the thread resurrection!
Mick
It may get a refurb if I get time, but for now it's perfectly functional.
Does anyone know what type screw holds the jaws on. One has head missing so it would be nice to replace it.
Sorry for the thread resurrection!
Mick
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I also have one but with quick release. The jaws are on eBay with screws but not cheap for what they are..https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/184680568802
luv it.....i have 1....but sadly that jaw broken.....i need to repair....but i dont have sample
