$20 for an 1/2 hp Cman block grinder.
That's approaching suckage status, many would say you do ****😂
I sell those from $50 to $80 depending on condition and buy every one I can.
Bought an absolutely filthy one last week at an auction for $5. Needs wheels but runs fine
Enjoy
3 hours or less east and you can be at my store. lol
You are willing to drive further then I. About and hour and a half is my limit and there better be a lot to try to buy.
Where abouts in Western MD are you?
Just saw this thread doing a google search. I too have a thing for Craftsman block grinders and have 4 in use at my shops and have sold quite a few. I have never seen the early grinder you have and I have been going to auctions to buy tools to resell for about 20 years and always pay attention...
Holy thread bump🤣 about 17 years
Welcome Donald to rhe forum and thanks for the info. I knew there was a Williams connection, didn't realize it was a division.
I still have a soft spot for Vulcan to some degree though they all get aorice tag put on them. I have trouble putting a rag on...
Don't sweat your previous unloader adjusting. Doubt you hurt anything.
I didn't see a parts breakdown so I am guessing about the nuts you are referring to on the unloader stem. They are limiting nuts designed to keep you from over adjusting the unloader to too high a spike. I almost never...
Primary function of the unloader is to set the spike pressure. That is the pressure used to send the unloader into bypass. You can certainly wind the unloader out to change working pressure, and you can also over adjust the spike pressure and put unnecessary strain on the entire system...