Machinery and welding equipment for sale

Im needing to generate some dollars..so its time to start clearing out the spare stuff Ive got
40 Taper Mill, Vert/Horizontal.
Nice Taiwanese mill, makes a GREAT HSM miller. About the same foot print as a Bridgeport, but also has a horizontal mill spindle in the column. Ive just picked this up and while its nasty dirty..the places Ive cleaned are very nice underneight. Table is in good condition and no issues are noted. 220/440 3ph with 2hp vertical and 3hp horizontal motors. $2000 obo. (photos available on my phone soon as I download the card) This machine is located in Chino, California...and Id just as soon not haul it home. Its probably 1800 lbs.
Abene milling machine. 40 taper https://picasaweb.google.com/104042282269066802602/AbeneMiller
Runs great, much power, very accurate. I don want to sell this..but I need the cash and the room. $1200 OBO
Rivett 918 Its loaded with tools, collets, chucks, slide tooling etc etc etc. It is..is missing the collet closer. Shrug Ive got collet closers up the wazoo..so maybe we can modify something to fit and work properly. It will need a cleanup and probably a repaint, but its a solid machine if you want a classic, with little wear noted. $600 OBO gets everything.
Airco Tig Welder (Esab) Nice! Tig welder, 220/480 Single phase with Bernard coolant pump and torch/regulator/pedal. I can toss in some spare ceramics and some collets and electrodes, and probably some rod of various sorts Welds nicely at 250 amps and is on a cart with table top. Nice machine $1200 Exactly like this machine but includes a wheeled cart with table top http://www.ebay.com/itm/Airco-Heliwelder-v-250-AC-DC-TIG-Welder-Bernard-3500ss-/400255987542
Walker Turner 20" verticle bandsaw. Metal cutting, two speed gear box plus vari-drive. A pretty decent saw for metal or wood. Will need the blade guides rebuilt, (new bearings..cheap) Nice well made saw and runs well. $1200 obo
Airco PhaseArc 350 mig with near new Tweeco #4 gun. Runs fine, but is 220/480 3phase Spray transfers nicely! Includes gage and regulator. $900 OBO https://picasaweb.google.com/104042282269066802602/StacksOStuff#5620202732728918962
Miller 35 Mig black face Mig Runs fine, is in good condition, welds nicely. Even Ernie says good things about them. 220vt, 1ph, 175 amp. Probably a mid 1990s machine Decent gun, ready to stick a tank on it and you are welding. Includes gage and some spare tips $800 obo
Lincoln Ranger 9 Nice gasoline powered welder ( Kohler), 250 amps AC/DC AND Mig 9000 watt generator with 240/110 outputs. Machine has 1800 hrs on it, runs nicely, includes stinger and ground clamp. Ill toss in 50 lbs of rod to get you started if you need it. This is mounted on a stand for shop use, but will truck/trailer mount just fine $1800 OBO My Miller 55g is just about finished so the Lincoln has become surplus to my needs. https://picasaweb.google.com/104042282269066802602/StacksOStuff#5620202732728918962
Hobart Gas 300 amp gas welder on tires 300 amp, DC only. Made about 1943, with inline Chryser 6 cylinder Runs fine, wells absolutely marvelous! Needs paint..chuckle https://picasaweb.google.com/104042282269066802602/1943HobartGasolineWelder
$1200 OBO. No lights on the trailer, so bring up a set of Harbor Freight lites and we will put them on.
Rockwell 17-800 Drill press Nice heavy 17" floor model drill press WITH mounted VFD and work lamp all nicely mounted. Will change speeds via pulleys or VFD and do tapping nicely. 220vt 1ph $600 obo ( Im replacing it with the Aciero mill drill) https://picasaweb.google.com/104042282269066802602/Shop2008#5410169903922343714
Ramco Surface Grinder 6x18" with electric chuck and coolant tank and pump. Copy of the venerable B&S 6x18. Complete with all guards, shields, tanks etc etc and Ill toss in a bunch of grinding wheels, both flat and cup. Decent grinder! Could use a coat of paint..but runs nicely as is <G> $600 OBO https://picasaweb.google.com/104042282269066802602/Shop2008#5423138330279248962
Walker Turner double Drill press on nice cast iron stand. (2) drill presses on a 3 drill press base. 1/2hp, 15" 110vt Everything runs nicely and is a great home drill press setup. $500 OBO. Ill include a nice assortment of bits, vise etc etc
Feeler Second Ops lathe, with turret, cross slide, and the rare headstock mounted cutoff tool. Lots of turret tooling!! 220vt 3ph. NICE clean machine and runs very very well.
And of course..Ive got tons of Stuff, individual tooling of all sorts
https://picasaweb.google.com/104042282269066802602/NewForSale
Anyone interested? Trade, cash, barter...machines, cash, guns...the usual Stuff we can trade for. Cash is king of course. Cash gets you more consideration on the OBO part......<G>
Some of this stuff may be priced a smidge high..some of it a bit low. Make me an offer and we can negotiate.
I can come up with some pictures in a few days on anything you want to see.
Gunner 805-732-5308
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Hey Gummer...do you own any of this stuff free and clear?
Still waiting for that proof of purchase on the Abene so we can get that deal moving.
It's been a week since I requested it...what is the holdup?
Too busy posting crap on Usenet?
TMT
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On Sun, 13 Nov 2011 13:28:42 -0800 (PST), Too_Many_Tools

TMT-just quit already. If Mark provided proof of ownership or proof that he can legally sell the Abene mill you wouldn't buy it anyway. I don't say this in defense of Mark, I think he's an ass. But your posts are getting real tiresome so just quit already and post something about metalworking please. Eric
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On 11/13/2011 3:50 PM, snipped-for-privacy@whidbey.com wrote:

I have a slightly newer Abene machine - they are really nice - horizontal and vertical mill in one machine, heavy, precise - if the HP is like mine, it's 6 on the spindle, 2 on the ways. Swiss made - the one downside is no quill that you can lower to use as a drill press or to get a better feel when drilling. I paid 3X that price and don't regret it.
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On Sun, 13 Nov 2011 13:46:59 -0800 (PST), Too_Many_Tools
Everyone is. It's the Obambam Even Greater Depression.
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"Winston_Smith" wrote in message wrote:>It would seem that Gummer is getting desperate for money.>Everyone is. It's the Obambam Even Greater Depression.
'Sorry to hear that, Winston. I'm having the busiest work schedule I've had in about five years -- all manufacturing and machine-tool business, no medical right now.
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On Mon, 14 Nov 2011 18:37:11 -0500, "Ed Huntress"

You are a bright spot. Perhaps machine work is a special category, but most folks are struggling. All I need to do is count the empty houses and stores as I drive aound. Hang on for the inflation.
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"Winston_Smith" wrote in message wrote:

It does vary somewhat by region, and a great deal with the type of work one does. But there's another factor that isn't talked about much and it applies in spades to machine shops and related business.
Having been reporting on the business for 35 years, I see something going on that always happens to a smaller degree in normal upturns and downturns. When things turn down, the weaker players drop like flies. This always happens. When there is so much business that it's overflowing the strong shops, in a big upturn, at least a quarter, and probably more. of the shops have no business being *in* business. They're undercapitalized, poorly managed, and/or loaded with obsolete equipment that isn't productive enough to compete. But they can make a buck when everything is going their way.
When the cycle turns down and after they drop off, the strong ones hang on. Then when there's another upturn, those stronger shops start getting busy as hell. We're hearing comments to that effect from some of the better ones who have been posting here. It isn't every category, and it isn't everywhere, but there are shops out there now who can hardly keep up with the work, and who can't find enough qualified employees to handle what they have.
My work has a small amount of that phenomenon in it, and I've started to feel it over the last few months. All of my work now is coming out of Chicago, from four different clients.
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Winston_Smith wrote:

I saw a sign yesterday, for a 'Lathe or mill operator' in downtown Ocala. it was in front of an employment agency, so I don't know who is offering the job.
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Seems to be a lot of maintenance and 1-25 quantity type of work, I am busy, but, it doesnt take much to make 1 guy busy, or even overwhelmed, for that matter. I have been trying to keep up, after the junior weenie that was my "apprentice", was hired by the shop next door while working there part time, (another story) / bailed out on me because he "couldnt hang", yeah, I'm pissed, both at the kid for bailing out on challenging work and going to a turning shop that only makes bearing races, and the guy next door that I trusted, "one of these days Alice, one of these days". So, I am at the 'puter, 3:13 in the morning, been at it since 1:30am, finishing programs that need to run in the morning. Almost burned out,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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I have, right now, as much work as I can handle. Just started two new electronic product designs, both to be manufactured in the US. In the past couple of months, we've done major upgrades on two office networks, and have quotes out on three more.
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typed in misc.survivalism the following:

    CALIFORNIA’S “TOXIC” BUSINESS CLIMATE may keep it from participating in the recovery. If, you know, there is one.
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-cox-malanga-california-business-20111114,0,1011551.story
    Short form: California has been losing business a long time. Between 2000 and 2008 California lost more jobs than startups created. But since then, things have gotten worse.     Between high taxes, high regulations, and lawsuits over minor infractions of California's complex laws and regulations - why would any sane person want to start,expand, or continue a business in California?
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pyotr filipivich
"If Eric Holder gets indicted in Operation Fast & Furious,
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On Tue, 15 Nov 2011 23:43:27 -0800, pyotr filipivich

In January, Second Son started as a temporary labourer at a small stamping plant. At the time they were working single shift. In July, they went to a second shift and put him on their own pay role. Now he has been informed that they want their best three operators assigned one per shift, and since he has the lowest seniority, he gets third choice - day shift. Gerry :-)} London, Canada
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Lots of people are real busy. Personnel cuts have gone too far, and there is no overtime available. Work harder not smarter.
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another lie from rightards.
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On Sat, 19 Nov 2011 08:40:39 -0500, "Stormin Mormon"

To bad the right doesn't have anyone that can beat Obama. It must really suck being a rightTard these days.
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wrote:

I'm a conservative. Too bad I don't have a party. It's been hijacked by hate filled morons IMHO that wouldn't recognize a conservative if he kicked them in the a**.
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On Sat, 26 Nov 2011 12:48:27 -0700, Winston_Smith

Well no where did I mention that word. That term and anything that describes the left are long gone. This is whole new world and not many can or are willing to face that fact. The idea that America is the greatest nation on the planet has fallen by the side when a small band of who ever they are can do so much to change everything. I have voted republican in the past and would do so again if they were not so driven to decisiveness and would rather seen America fail then let someone else run things for a while. Just look at the fools drool over Obama not being born in the USA and being a Muslim and everything else they have tried to say just to bring him down.
I am not in favor of dismantling SS or any of the other social programs or willing to lay off teachers and fire fighters and watch everything around turn to shambles if that is what it means to be a conservative.
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wrote:

Conservatives, actually paleo-conservatives now, want fiscal RESPONSIBLITY. Neither party is real good at responsibility.
That means meeting the needs of the public at the same time balancing the books. And I have no problem borrowing for a need if you have a realistic plan to pay it off. Debt-free is a goal, not a condition that must be met by letting essentials slip. But deficit spending can not be a permanent long term solution. It simply can't work.
No matter how much someone may want what deficit spending can buy, it can't go on indefinitely. The choices are balance the books or suffer what real world economics brings to you sooner or later. That's exactly where we are now after 60 years of bi-partisan governments ignoring that fact.
Real conservatives have no problem with the general concept of social programs. They want them to be needed and to have both a cure for the problem and an exit plan built in from the start. Most important of all, they want the books balanced. If majority says we need program X, so be it as long as it's paid for.
Have your yacht and your fine wine if you like. Your business, not mine - if you can meet your bills at the end of the month instead of adding it to the card.
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wrote:

I'm getting old. I remember when Gunner posted original, clever quips instead of yet another retread of his standard death threat.
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