DoAll FS Value
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rsanter
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If the saw is in as good a shape as it looks to be then yes that is a deal
Warning those are big and heavy....May be a pain to move but they are an awesome saw
Bob
Warning those are big and heavy....May be a pain to move but they are an awesome saw
Bob
7echo
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Not sure on the price. But if you go look at it ck the trunions under the table. Sometimes they get cracked and are repaired poorly.
We are running a 1950s DoAll and it is a great saw.
We are running a 1950s DoAll and it is a great saw.
OP
scratchedup
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It show a serial nubber as-
Serial # 147-63613….
I think one can determine the manufacture date from this….
so it would be 1976 or 1963 not sure
Serial # 147-63613….
I think one can determine the manufacture date from this….
so it would be 1976 or 1963 not sure
The serial number makes it a 1963 machine.
Check the trunnions as mentioned, gearbox lubricant level and condition of the variable drive sheave. If all are in serviceable condition it's not a bad price.
That paint job is FUGLY though.
Weight is about 2,000 lbs +-. Do not lift it by the table or under the throat of the machine. Lift it from under the base only.
Check the trunnions as mentioned, gearbox lubricant level and condition of the variable drive sheave. If all are in serviceable condition it's not a bad price.
That paint job is FUGLY though.
Weight is about 2,000 lbs +-. Do not lift it by the table or under the throat of the machine. Lift it from under the base only.
Those are nice machines and thet is a good price even if it needs a smalll amount of work. One nice feature of the large DoAlls is that you can just use the top and bottom main wheels and run a much shorter blade by excluding the third idler wheel on the left. You still get a 14-16" throat saw which is plenty for most jobs.
Greyson
Greyson