Odds'n'ends equipment

Dec 11, 2011 3 Replies
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Miller syncrowave 250 in working condition. mounted on 4 swivel casters. (no mention of Tig-mate, etc) along with stick & ground leads, air cooled tig torch & argon bottle.



Lincoln Pro Cut 60 plasma cutter, not working



Quincy 390-20, 3ph, 15hp air compressor, working, cleaned and painted. Confirmed... this is a low-pressure compressor. All those of that series were.


40' 10" x 25lb channel iron, clean,

All delivered to my shop from 60 miles away for:



$4,500.00


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I'm figuring $1000 for the welder, $500 for the unknown condition cutter, $1000 for the compressor, and $200 for the steel.



Add $200 delivery for 3500lb. ---- $2900???



Whatcha think? (Ig?)



LLoyd


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I think that it is great if you need to use that equipment. The channel iron you can use to make heavy ramps (hard to move around though). I have ramps made from similar channel iron. I am still living in 2008-2009, mentally, and cannot easily adjust to the new prices.

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Iggy gets Syncro 250s with water cooled torches, coolers and other bits for like $500... It's a great machine though, I'll never part with mine.

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I got two for $150 each back in 2008... But I actually paid more than Lloyd for my own one that I am using. This is what I am saying, if you use it, it is ok to pay a fair price.

I have 50' 1/0 welding leads for sale.

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