+1^^Dude, you should make a few dozen of those! Awesome.


Found a 1/2 HP on a stand and bit sharpener attachment, $ 30.00. It's only 4 miles from the house and I'm stuck in a hospital 240 miles away! Thankful for a understanding wife. The seller is holding until she gets there in a little while. Been looking for the sharpener and the galvanized stand fits nicely into my grinder utilization plan. I noticed it doesn't have a serial number, anyone have a guess on date built? It does have the plastic switch.
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so I'm guessing you didn't pay the guy in Lewisville for the black 1HP? I pinged him as well and he badgered me with text messages and finally offered to sell it for $80 and then I found the 1/3 HP for $45. I sent him a txt telling him I didn't need his and an hour later he sent a txt saying he sold it for $150. I see it's still listed for $100 so I don't know if he sold it or not. I know it's not a 397 but it looks like a nice grinder but a bit of a drive for me.
Tedsters,
http://www.vintagemachinery.org/pubs/222/2202.pdf
This is a link for a manual for your grinder. It does not have a wiring diagram though. I did see diagrams in other manuals, I'll keep looking to see if here is one that matches the wiring in mine, which is the same 1/3 HP grinder.
It has a publication date of 1963.
Jake: HOW DO YOU KNOW?
Check out his feedback. - "New ebayer,think he meant well,needs serious packing lessons!item made it ok tks"http://www.ebay.com/itm/321356372855?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
I texted him and asked if he would take it off ebay for $80. He sent a snarky response saying it was already over $80 on ebay. After me mentioning ebay/paypal fees take 13% and I highly doubt he can ship a 1HP grinder for $21, he still didn't bite. Oh well, I tried. What do y'all think it will sell for? Sometimes ebay buyers can amaze me.
1 HP grinders are not easily found. he does have $80 already bid and 2 days left in his auction so do you really blame him for not taking your $80 offer? he must have got your message because now his shipping is around $37.
keep an eye on it and see if you can pick it up if he is local and if you win the auction.
or look for another. 3/4 HP on these block grinders are hard to slow down so that is another option if you need a lot of power.
She's home. Runs great. Made June 22 1964. Pedestal has numbers cast in it: 33222-103. The sticker you see is actually several stickers. The bottom one says: B 063538 ALLIED 47jakemac,
Thank you for the CM catalog. I added it to my 'library'.
Wouldn't be so cool to have a few of those power tools?!
BTW - I have a couple, three of the grinder stands (er, should we start calling them pedestals?).
Anyway, I agree it looks like a CM grinder stand.
I'd like a better look at the label on the column. I've never seen one is such condition.
That stand alone goes for almost twice the asking price on ebay. (don't ask me how I know) Yes its the real deal.

Just picked up a 1/2 HP 7" Blockhead with stand, PN 387.19591 and haven't had a chance to clean it yet. Seems to be complete and it good operating condition.
Paid $50 plus 3 gallons of gas, so about $60. I thought it was very fair considering the seller also sold me his Reed 204 1/2 for an extra $20. That should be a fun project when the weather warms up.
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Done that many times, I'm a cheap ******* too. Regretted some.Well, that answers my question. Last week I offered a guy $25.00 (cause I'm a cheap *******...and didn't have any idea of value), He scoffed at me and said he'd keep it. Don't blame him.![]()
Exmaximal1, after reading about the stands and their worth, I'm not sure if you get one MAJOR **** or three regular big *****, as each one is worthy.Just picked up a 1/2 HP 7" Blockhead with stand, PN 387.19591 and haven't had a chance to clean it yet. Seems to be complete and it good operating condition.
Paid $50 plus 3 gallons of gas, so about $60. I thought it was very fair considering the seller also sold me his Reed 204 1/2 for an extra $20. That should be a fun project when the weather warms up.
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Just picked up a 1/2 HP 7" Blockhead with stand, PN 387.19591 and haven't had a chance to clean it yet. Seems to be complete and it good operating condition.
Paid $50 plus 3 gallons of gas, so about $60. I thought it was very fair considering the seller also sold me his Reed 204 1/2 for an extra $20. That should be a fun project when the weather warms up.
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I went to a local industrial supply house and dug through their spacers/bushings and bumpers and came up with 4 of these.
They were $1.50 a piece but I could only find 4. I picked up something similar but different for the others. I may look for these bushings, now that I know they're a perfect fit.
I thought it was very fair considering the seller also sold me his Reed 204 1/2 for an extra $20.
Part number and store name if you don't mind, plzkthnx


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Part number and store name if you don't mind, plzkthnx