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When you're trying it out, let us know if you get it near 50 tons on the gauge

Wow is that a Quincy pump? Never saw one that big, and 6? cylinders? Most folks would go buy a screw for less money, but someone did serious work on that setup.

I'll have to check that out, that's an easy way to get it done with minimal work involved

Thanks for the replies! Plenty of good ideas to chew on for a bit. I like the idea of a bar with holes to pry from. I wouldn't have a problem minimally welding such a bar to the carriage, and better than any welding on the forks. Using the side shift would be a bit clumsy and involves multiple...

After months and forgetting about this thread, I just got an email notice of activity on this thread. Not an attachment, but a question. Recently acquired a Clark C500YS80, has side shift but not fork positioning. Thought I'd inquire here, on the "think outta da box" forklift attachment...

Right. Because if you see Nigerian sandals, you KNOW its a scam!

Doesn't Market place + smokin price = Mandatory bad pictures? I'm surprised they're in focus. Seems like fewer in-the-know folks these days. This is a give away price on a life time compressor, install a tune up kit, change the oil every year or 2 (use a good quality compressor oil), find a...

Quincy 325 + 5hp 1ph motor for $75 ! https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/quincy-325-on-marketplace.538635/

NOT MINE Syracuse, NY How is this gem still for sale after a week? 5hp 1ph motor and 325 pump for $75! https://www.facebook.com/share/sbCznSKgm1e78b7e/

Customer had this sitting in their warehouse, wanted me to buy it for $400. Goes forward, no reverse, batteries going sour, not really interested. Over a few months, the price dropped incrementally to $200. Still not interested. Then I heard someone wanted $$$ to haul it away. So then they just...

You can use the cyclone as a reclaimer, yes. Probably need to sift the media first.

That PTO rig with the Quincy compressor seems like it's designed poorly. The 216 pump is a minimum of 400 rpm. The way the unit is set up, with a 540 rpm PTO speed, and the pulley arrangement, the pump would probably turn less than 400 rpm, maybe only like 230-240 rpm. At 900 rpm max operating...

Thinking about it. It has some less than desirable design flaws that probably make it very limited in usefulness.

I've spent a little time lately investigating and researching the viability of making Crushed Glass media from bottles for use as blasting media. So far I picked up a small Troy Built chipper for $50, and ran a few bottles thru it, then sifted the result. Crushed glass is supposed to be much...

Hello fellow blasters and Quincy trust members. At the tractor show today I ran onto an odd setup. It's a Quincy 216, 3 Point mount, and PTO driven with the PTO shaft running thru the middle of the small air storage tank. At first I thought it was a home-brew rig. But then I saw the ID tag. Made...

Well, I'll bet ya $1000 it's a Quincy. But they all look similar thru a size range so with just that pic, no telling if it's a 325, 340, etc. My WAG is 340-350.

Always wanted one of those Cudas, but they are always pricy even used

Sounds like a worthwhile project This one uses one of the 'Hypro' piston pumps, they have been around forever https://www.dynablast.ca/product/hypro-5321-5322-5321ch-and-5322ch-series-piston-pumps

Not a dry blast cabinet, but I picked up this pressure wash cabinet last week for $50. Works but needs new gloves and new bulbs in the light. Uses heated water/soap solution, 500 psi pump. These are crazier priced than Abrasive Blast cabinets, the seller said he bought this new in 1986 for $4000.

Um....yea I've got the sound meter ap on my phone. There's 50 different free ones on playstore