This one next, prob just clean it up.
Cool old vintage shop equipment, what you have?
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This one is done and for sale. 1941 6 and 12 v
I have this Ammco 3850 rotor nondirectional grinder and wall mount, It works great has a swivel head for the sticky back paper. I would like to sell it if anyone is interested $150 + shipping
Those are hard to top.
Here's what I got-
1980's vintage Dayton grinder and 1970's vintage Fuller 5" vice.
1980's vintage Bel-Aire 32 CFM compressor.
1970's or earlier vintage Gray bumper lift. I have 2 of these.
Here's what I got-
1980's vintage Dayton grinder and 1970's vintage Fuller 5" vice.
1980's vintage Bel-Aire 32 CFM compressor.
1970's or earlier vintage Gray bumper lift. I have 2 of these.
A BADA wheel balancer,bubble type. Have an old mag wheel and bias ply to set on it,need a round glass for the top. Coffee table.
1947 southbend engine lathe,60’s disc and drum lathes and a 1900’s post dril press. An old manual drill press waiting to be restored.
1947 southbend engine lathe,60’s disc and drum lathes and a 1900’s post dril press. An old manual drill press waiting to be restored.
got this from the recycler scrapers durning the price heydays . runs quite as new . just needs a drive belt .
I replaced the leather drive belt on my lathe with an automotive serpentine drive belt. Works great. But it sure makes a racket when it slips...
C130 Chief
Mechanical Genius
Canedy-Otto made some of the best drill presses in the world (100 years ago), that leather belt machine is certainly worth cleaning up and putting back into use. Nice score.
I would love to have that!
thats just what walks through the door at my shop , from wagons to machinery . bought a 220a/c single phase rotory air compresser one day just because the guy new shop was to small for all he had , so he scraped it . and a gas power cement cutting saw with a saw blade . cuts 6'' deep , again it was scraped . it had a bad kill switch . and odds n ends of someones ideal machines . you can say it '' one mans junk is another man treasure'' , lol . here is a wood working tool my dad got from a kitchen cabinet builder that didn't have a need for it anymore . that thing sings like new too .
so heres a drum pump that requires manual labor , and my old exhaust fan from a paint booth . and my 40lbs anvil .
Cope
Fusing with fire
Hey I know a guy that would love that 40 Lbs anvil!!
You should swing by the shop this weekend. Me and pops will be there.
You should swing by the shop this weekend. Me and pops will be there.
got an old 10/10 tire changer on top the office . never used it much . hopeto's reminded me of mine . thats how much it got used , lol .
That tire machine was a real good investment for me.
It works great on steelies and rallye wheels.
Saves me $10-$20 a pop to do roller wheels and even the tires on my Satellite.
I paid $75 from a scrap yard, and it paid for it's self in about 3 months.
I was able to mount a 255/55/17 on my Dakota R/T 9" rim once by having the rim upside down, but was not able to dismount it.
If the screw post was taller, it could do 7" and wider wheels.
I've thought about welding an internal threaded extension on the bottom of the cone, but the "coats" one I bought from ebay has a different thread pitch
One of these days, I'll open it up and see if the post can be raised from the bottom side.
It works great on steelies and rallye wheels.
Saves me $10-$20 a pop to do roller wheels and even the tires on my Satellite.
I paid $75 from a scrap yard, and it paid for it's self in about 3 months.
I was able to mount a 255/55/17 on my Dakota R/T 9" rim once by having the rim upside down, but was not able to dismount it.
If the screw post was taller, it could do 7" and wider wheels.
I've thought about welding an internal threaded extension on the bottom of the cone, but the "coats" one I bought from ebay has a different thread pitch
One of these days, I'll open it up and see if the post can be raised from the bottom side.
FYI- here's a simple mod I did to my 10/10 knock-off that eliminates the possibility of braking or spraining your wrist if the bar kicks.
Coats 10-10/Atlas "wrist breaker" problem solved
Coats 10-10/Atlas "wrist breaker" problem solved
I will be 70 I Feb. does that count!???????????? Still have some handtools of my dad he used in WW11 USMC Aviation.
He passed away decades ago, but when he did a neighbor came over and talked my old mother into selling him his tools> Still PISSED!!!!!!
He passed away decades ago, but when he did a neighbor came over and talked my old mother into selling him his tools> Still PISSED!!!!!!
My neighbor across the alley from me, is a self-employed scrape metal specialist. The things he picks up, gets the best of me, and I just have go to investigate. Spotted this Sears and Roebuck battery charger, I asked he said just take it. Took it back to the shop, new power cord later and its charging a battery now as I typing.
Love the old sun stuff just finished this 1953 timing light
No still looking, just redid a nice rb and the shaft is a mess cannot get it in tolerance and it has to be a tabbed one believe it or not I have a bunch of shafts and cores but not that one!
It was a mess when I got it, needed a bulb and paint.
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