Attn: Nor Cal Lathe shoppers

[JoeFin]

Would make a nice addition to any shop with a little bit of effort

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/tls/4675178499.html


that looks like the steady rest down in the chip tray too

 

[JoeFin]

No one interested

 

[kazlx]

Not a very good deal.

Edit: I guess it still says some tooling, but definitely better deals out there.

 

[Contract_Pilot]

The china lathes have much more support though for not many more FRN's. And accurate enough for hobby stuff.

 

[woody 73]

Funny but about three weeks ago someone posted the same lathe (same model) and he wanted 500.00 dollars in my local cl. That sucker sold in 5 minutes and it had more tooling; mind you in my area that was an unheard of price they go for prices like the above asking price.

 

[JoeFin]

Funny but about three weeks ago someone posted the same lathe (same model) and he wanted 500.00 dollars in my local cl. That sucker sold in 5 minutes and it had more tooling; mind you in my area that was an unheard of price they go for prices like the above asking price.

That would be the difference between the Rust Belt and the West Coast. I've sold Asian Machines for that price

But yes at $800 it would be gone already

 

[tdkkart]

Where's the top of the gearbox??

If it's complete and running it would be sold before lunch time here.
I sold a clapped out Atlas here for $800 a couple years ago, guy that bought it couldn't hardly get here fast enough.

 

[JoeFin]

Where's the top of the gearbox?

Its there in the second pic

don't know why the guy took it off in the first pic (probably inspecting the spindle and gears)