Hey newbie here, I have two very old brake shoe riveting machines and a drum brake lathe that belonged to my Grand Father from his Brake repair business. These are from the 30's, 40's, 50's 60's time frame. I don't want them to end up in a scrap yard so where might I find out if there is a value to them and who might be interested in them? They all still work, the riveters have a sanding wheel on the back, still have tray's with rivets! I have all of the adaptors for the lathe for the different drums/races. Any help or thoughts sure would be appreciated. Thanks,
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Antique Brake shoe riveting machines
- Thread starter Diek
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23ford
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Yes they have value....wish you were closer I would be intrested
Bogie1632
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Welcome.
Peruse a few threads and make some additional comments so you can post picks. I think it's still 5 posts. Lots of knowledgable folks on GJ...but the majority of us like tool **** (picture). There are a few vintage tool threads you may get some luck if you try the search function.
V/R
Bogie
Peruse a few threads and make some additional comments so you can post picks. I think it's still 5 posts. Lots of knowledgable folks on GJ...but the majority of us like tool **** (picture). There are a few vintage tool threads you may get some luck if you try the search function.
V/R
Bogie
Bogie1632
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Ok, I do have pictures but like you said I need a few more posts to be able to add?
Correct, a few more and that option shodbecome available to you. A productive way would be get a good, detailed description of the machines and post one for each. Bam, 2 posts down.
Are there any names, numbers, patents listed on them?
V/R
Bogie