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Hey all:
I was asked to dispose of a Jet/Max BP style machine, exact clone of the Bridgeport mill, including DRO, cutters and other tooling... I figured I'd grab it for myself and rework it in my spare time. Actually it only has about 100 hours on it, I trammed the ways and are all well and good. So good deal for free. 1st question is how to transport it to my house... Can a flatbed tilt wrecker handle this? I figure if it can winch a SUV up, it can handle a 1 ton machine as long as it is secured well? It's only going 12 miles. What type of floor does this need? I have a 20x20 shed that I would like to put it in, but it's raised on cinder blocks (so she dinna rot). Can I use lolly's just under the floor where the machine is, or should I move the shed, pour a floor, and drop said shed back on it's new foundation? Also, I need to run 240 for the 3 phase... I have it in the house for the W/D, but having never run power outside, what should I look for... Buried line? Can I also run lighting for the shed off the same panel? This was a Garden Shed, but I think it will do better as a shop now that I have a machine. My basement is too low and confined, plus I really dinna want the smell of coolant and swarf wafting into the living room. Guess that's it. Thanks' gang... Have a Great Holiday! Fred Fowler III |
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