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Also wrong side of the country. This starting a freight business keeps looking more and more appealing

Perfect - can you come help me? :). I think the size is more machine then use for me, although I would like something more solid then my little Craftex ct133. I think this Kearney and Trecker Milwaukee mill is similar to the one on Fireball tools

Just herd from the seller. the reason for the price is all on the buyer to figure out how to move 4 ton of steel. he's going to send me a video of it running

something seams weird. but to me this looks like a lot of big steel fun. $800 in Coquitlam, BC. Although that is in my budget, assessing that machine is way outside my comfort zone. Is this one of those too good to be true...

that's a cool looking machine

THEY CAN SHRINK!!!!!!!! - I've only ever witness them growing. I wish you luck with yours as I try to tackle another item on mine.

Hi, and welcome to the forum. Glad to see another one from the fringe of the lower mainland BC. Would love to see that article if you have a link. and any pictures you want to share. I'm just starting on this journey so am eager to see what people have done.

I can store some of it for you :)

I wish I had the tool fund to join you, we could split the cost and some of the machines. Look forward to hearing your tails of getting the machines into your shop

at first I thought that carriage was the lathe, and was trying to figure out a) where the head was? and b) what is that weird wall art behind it.