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“Works well but minor damage to the horizontal crank adjustment.”
Which is to say ‘I broke the handwheel’.
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Bridgeport clone, $700, Aurora, ON
- Thread starter Stuart Samuel
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“Works well but minor damage to the horizontal crank adjustment.”
Which is to say ‘I broke the handwheel’.
That's a smoking deal as long as the broken hand wheel didn't happen in a tip over.
KeeponDragon
Super User
too bad freight to BC would be double the asking price 
Jswain
Joe
That'd still be a deal in Alberta loltoo bad freight to BC would be double the asking price
KeeponDragon
Super User
well...IF a guy knew what it weighed...and dimensions once palletized...it's easy enough to get a quote from say Day & Ross...
Some freight carriers go by a cubic measurement...it could weigh 200 or 2000, they go by the area of space the object takes up...
others will go by weight and pallet foot print...
I have three Meritor 26K rated center sections to ship back to Ontario next week...the freight is less than 400 bucks...they collectively weigh 1500 lbs though...and will be on a pallet that's slightly oversize...
Still...it'd be a gamble on this mill...someone would have to go check it out etc...then coordinate with the seller on pickup and payment...
then there's the "why n how did the handwheel break??" scenario...
Someone out east is gonna get a good deal methinks
Some freight carriers go by a cubic measurement...it could weigh 200 or 2000, they go by the area of space the object takes up...
others will go by weight and pallet foot print...
I have three Meritor 26K rated center sections to ship back to Ontario next week...the freight is less than 400 bucks...they collectively weigh 1500 lbs though...and will be on a pallet that's slightly oversize...
Still...it'd be a gamble on this mill...someone would have to go check it out etc...then coordinate with the seller on pickup and payment...
then there's the "why n how did the handwheel break??" scenario...
Someone out east is gonna get a good deal methinks