We have a 612 (manual) for rebuild or parts. Solid motor and spindle. The
ways need to be trued. Currently stored on a trailer. $250.00

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We have a 612 (manual) for rebuild or parts. Solid motor and spindle. The
ways need to be trued. Currently stored on a trailer. $250.00


And where exactly is the trailer located at?

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Part it out, you will get way more money from parts and scrap.

i

On 2014-05-23, DEWaldron wrote:
We have a 612 (manual) for rebuild or parts. Solid motor and spindle. The
ways need to be trued. Currently stored on a trailer. $250.00

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123machinist wrote:

"DEWaldron" wrote in
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The
And where exactly is the trailer located at?
http://www.polytechforum.com/metalwo...-grinder-for-r
ebuild-or-parts-597393-.htm


Already sold!

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replying to PrecisionmachinisT , DEWaldron wrote:
123machinist wrote:

"DEWaldron" wrote in
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The And where exactly is the trailer located at?
http://www.polytechforum.com/metalwo...-grinder-for-r
ebuild-or-parts-597393-.htm


Already sold!


Oh I wasn't wanting to buy it, I was just pointing out that it's kind of
dumb to be offering something for sale to a global audience without
divulging it's whereabouts.

On Friday, May 23, 2014 8:18:02 PM UTC-7, DEWaldron wrote:
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And where exactly is the trailer located at?

http://www.polytechforum.com/metalwo...-grinder-for-r

ebuild-or-parts-597393-.htm





Already sold!



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You're an idiot.

Suggest you join Mark Wieber's clique of idiots because you would fit right in.

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Part it out, you will get way more money from parts and scrap.

Put it to work by someone who's not a moron, it'll pay for itself a thousand times over.

On Saturday, May 24, 2014 12:08:14 PM UTC-7, PrecisionmachinisT wrote:
"Ignoramus32717" wrote in message ...



Part it out, you will get way more money from parts and scrap.



Put it to work by someone who's not a moron, it'll pay for itself a thousand times over.

Agree.

The problem is that no machinist with any real skills would ever work for a braid dead moron like iggy.

There is a reason iggy is a scrapper. The reason is iggy doesn't have the skill set to make anything difficult. iggy simply can't comprehend why some high tech, modern machining job shops do so well.