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Okay I did it for you: http://www.baldor.com/products/detail.asp?1=1&page=4&catalogonly=1&catalog=1022W&product=Grinders%2FBuffers&family=Grinders%7Cvw_GrindBuff_Grinders Click on Parts list. Probably be sitting down when you do it. Actually now that I look your stuff isn't crazy expensive...

You can find that stuff pretty easily through googling "Baldor Parts" or "Baldor Grinder Parts." Expect it to cost significantly more than you expect. You can usually get that stuff from Grainger with the same provision about price. I got that same machine for about 70 bucks with the stand, but...

I got a BEAT and I mean it when I say BEAT rollaway off a good old guy earlier this evening. It's the rollaway from a narrow Mac Gatornationals set, not a great box and pretty thrashed. To be fair, though, it is filthy. I told my girl I "got us a beautiful vintage industrial bureau dresser...

Never seen anybody drain the oil from a dry frame Triumph that didn't make a puddle. MityVac is good.

Didn't see a thread on this when I searched so I'm gonna ask, any opinions on the best way to go for Booster cables? I usually just use junk ones because they end up left on the side of the road, but I'm thinking about getting some good ones to keep in the garage. What's the good ones?

I have to agree, I didn't plan to get the SO flares but they came in a box with some other stuff i bought. I've been up and down with SO, but whenever I use these (a lot lately I hate it) I'm always real glad to have it. My metric ones are Matco and they're good too, but the SO is just a real...

Picked up a welder today, Lincoln SA-200 Blackface Pipeline welder from 1952. Runs off a 4-cyl Flathead motor and welds beautiful. It's not restored, the sheet metal is a little beat but could be fixed up nice. The welder is on a really tough ex-army trailer, that's extra. The flathead idles...

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Awesome, now I've stirred up the hornet's nest and I'll be bidding against all y'all for one. Oh well, I've waited this long I guess I can wait till the craze blows over. Thanks again for all the info!

Thanks. I don't know if it's possible to get the arm out of the rotating part that it goes thru (name?) but here's a guy who wasn't too hung up about it:

The pipe jaws for that columbian are 75 bucks here: http://www.viseparts.com/205_M3_Machinist_Vise_Repair_Parts_s/27.htm Is there a cheaper way to get them or is that just what they cost? Also, is there a date on the Columbian like on the Wilton?

It's funny, every single one of these vises I bought thinking, "okay now I have my nice big vise and that's settled." Whichever one is the newest is my favorite, I guess it's always that way. Here's the newest/favorite: <a...

You beat me over here! How do you get the arm out? And back in for that matter haha

My buddy's grandfather passed and he gave it to me. It fits well on my drill press. I just posted a couple big vises in the "vises of garage journal thread." They both need work, any ideas? If you don't see them I can post them here.

Here's another one. Anybody got a trick to straighten out the arms? <a href="http://s19.beta.photobucket.com/user/picturedlife/media/20130211_122407_zpscb551bde.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b168/picturedlife/20130211_122407_zpscb551bde.jpg" border="0"...

Here's one. I think it got dropped. Doesn't really affect the use of it, but I think it could be patched? It's a pretty vise. Hard as hell to lift up the button to rotate it. It was cheap. <a href="http://s19.beta.photobucket.com/user/picturedlife/media/20130211_122220-1_zpsf86a621c.jpg.html"...

Here's the Supreme.

Thanks, that Makes sense. Any idea what that's worth in the world? Also I have a Supreme Mark IV vise, know anything about those?

Here's a 5 1/2" vise I got off a guy. Can you tell what it is?

Whitworth Ratchet Spanner. Maybe you've seen one before, I haven't.