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Burr King for $50....yea, sure.

Mohawk Dave

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Got this off CL yesterday morning. Been looking for a Burr King for a year or two now and was hoping to find one for maybe $500...but $50 works too.

This is an older one that has SANDMASTER stamped into it. I called Burr King and spoke to Janice, who stated that this was their first model, circa 1951+, and was replaced with the name 760. Parts are still available if needed. I just ordered 1.5" x 60" belts off ebay.

This one has a Dayton 1hp motor.

Anyway, just thought I'd share. :beer:
 

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You got screwed, but I feel bad for you so I will give you your money back and take it off your hands.

YOU ****!
 
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I wouldn't have passed for $50 however only a 1.5" wide belt? That seems small. Maybe I am missing something.

You can change the wheels to run whatever width you want...this one just happened to be 1.5", and even 2" will work. But this will remove some serious material even at that width. :beer:
 
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I think he was being sarcastic, if not, ZK can pick up any he finds at $50 and I will certainly give him his money back :lol:
 

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I think he was being sarcastic, if not, ZK can pick up any he finds at $50 and I will certainly give him his money back :lol:

Fo' sho. ;) I'd like to own a commercial 2" belt sander, but till then my homebuilt KMG will do. A while back I saw a Kalamazoo listed for $50, it was gone buy the time I called. Guy even had a mountain of belts to go with it. :sad:

I wouldn't have passed for $50 however only a 1.5" wide belt? That seems small. Maybe I am missing something.

Common metal working belts are 2"x72", you can easily get other sizes, but the 2x72 is often the most well supported in grit ranges.
 

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I saw that when I was down in LA last week. I wanted to grab it but was a little far away.

Now that I think about it I'm sure I spotted it first.....so it should be mine.
I'll come by next week to pick it up....thanks

Bob
 
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