On 2011-12-01, Lloyd E. Sponenburgh lloydspinsidemindspring.com wrote:
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On 2011-12-01, Larry Jaques wrote:
On Wed, 30 Nov 2011 20:36:50 -0600, Ignoramus27667
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On 2011-12-01, Lloyd E. Sponenburgh lloydspinsidemindspring.com
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I hate you! Please post some pictures before cleanup!

Will do... picking up tomorrow (unless the old guy must have a
transfusion... in which case Friday)

BTW... OOOOooo! He was a structural steel fabricator... He has
WELDING stuff, too! Ooooo! G

LLoyd

Get all his welding stuff... This is where the money is...

What did you get for your collection of little sans-accessory TIGs,
Ig?


I still have a couple to sell, but 300-600 USD depending on my luck.

I would say 450 average.

That was a great lot. I may keep one suitcase welder for myself.

i


This fella has a whole stack of broken and parted-out Millermatics, but
he wouldn't sell the Syncrowave 250 he had!

What exactly is wrong with the Millermatics?

Has he tried to repair them?

The saw looks to be made in the late 1940s or 1950s. It has a more
modern motor, but the right frame type to fit properly.

It has a lot of UGLY all over it, but all the parts are there except the
model number tag (Kalamazoo tag is still there), and the power switch has
a jury-rigged enclosure. All the bearings have been recently replaced
(including the two wheel bearings). I quicky cleaning and a paint job
will put this thing is as-new condition.

sounds exciting.

It weighs around 1100lb, with about 800 of it on the motor end, so I have
to bolster the floor in my trailer before I can haul it. Those little
steel casters will poke right through (DAMHIKT).

Put it on 4x4s.

I also now have a 15HP Quincy 3ph compressor (75SCFM) on a 200(or so)
gallon tank in LOVELY condition that I'll sell for $2300, FOB Bunnell,
FL.

Wow, this is a great compressor, if you clean it up, it will sell very
quickly, post some pictures.

i