Complete machine shop in a 20’ sea can, $120k, Stony Plain, AB

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JustaDB

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I have a sizeable driveway. If one of you wanted to pick this up for me just because, and deliver it, too, I'd swap ya for my precious SB...

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Complete machine shop in a 20’ sea can | Power Tools | St. Albert | Kijiji

New 20’ sea can with 12 x 36 “ Nardini lathe. Force geared head milling machine. 6” x 12” surface grinder 5/8” bench drill press. Arbor press. 11” vertical bandsaw. Bench grinder. Tool face grinder. Air compressor with built in stainless lines. Measuring and cutting tools to suit the size of the...
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Maybe the dog is the vendor and price is in milk bones?

I'm guessing an estate sale with the people selling not knowing what they have and making no effort to rectify that. Every time Pops bought something he told the little lady, "don't worry, it's investment, will be worth a fortune one day"

Sigh, someone is going to be dissapointed
 
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Degen

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There are commercial units that have been produced (mostly for military and remote locations) and that are very expensive and extremely well set up.

Do your research not understanding equipment you'll come up with this mistaken price, unfortunately those that know what's in there will have a laugh.

So....:p
 
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Setting the ridiculous price aside, it's a really cool idea. I love it. If we ever have to sell the farm, I could park a seatainer in the driveway, run some big cables into it, and have an awesome shop I can take with me to the old age home.
 
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thestelster said:
Hell, it'd make a great mausoleum!!:p
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Wow...... What an amazing idea! I could actually take it all with me and save my wife the trouble of having to sell all my crap!

Edit - told my wife. She said we would need a hundred of them. One for each hobby...... :rolleyes:
 
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DPittman said:
This was listed many months ago but I don't recall it being that expensive??
If I had $120 thousand to spend on a machine shop I think I could come up with something better.
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Agreed. I just like the idea of a Shop in a SeaCan. Love the idea of turning it into a mausoleum too! Time to run if you ever hear shop noises in there.... Especially an air compressor. I always wanted to watch one of those blow up upclose and personal. Nothing to lose on my end. Just like spreading bones instead of ashes.
 
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Everett

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Believe it or not, I've been in that sea can once, in August 2021. The fellow has a farm outside Stony Plain and is some form of millwright or industrial machinist. He used to use this as a mobile shop at plant shutdowns and such as a portable machine shop for that sort of work. I thought it was a cool idea too, but wasn't about to buy it at that point. I was out at his farm picking up my hydraulic floor crane from him that I bought at the auction where he listed it. Pickup location was his farm and he showed me some of his other goodies while I was there. Older fellow, very pleasant, his name is Jim. My suspicion is that he's trying to clean up and sell the place, but I agree that $120k is asking a bit much.
 
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