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Here is a an old South Bend armature Lathe I need to get up and running again from my great Grandfathers shop

Great job on the van!

Your photo makes me want to have a small shop at home.

I just found this in an old building. Double sided as well. Thinking about hanging it up in my shop or selling it

I use mine about ten times a year in Iowa. Rust can be heavy but has yet to be an issue. Mainly used on vw's and audi's

check out this video on vimeo http://vimeo.com/18969652

I have one and love it. Works great on exhaust bolts/nuts. I also found on doing vw front wheel bearings you can pull the race right off the hub once heated with the inductor. Mine has held up well from a few drops under the hoist. I also have the pad for it as well which helps on cutting...

This one is cable driven for the bed to raise and lower. if you look to the left next to the bed you can see the handle sitting there. Its removable and has a latch to hold the bed while moving it up or down. The press is powered by a 5hp 3 phase motor.

Here is an old press i picked up on ebay while back. So far i love it way overbuilt. Can use it power or used hand pump. Made in 53. I just need to figure out something to hold all my assorted objects i use with it. Anyone have any ideas?

I have a few bare vr6 blocks here.

I just moved into a newer shop that had poor lighting. So i bought 15 t-5 high-bay 6bulb units with the higher Kelvin bulbs from contractor lighting dot com. It is daylight in there now.:)