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Need a serious Pedestal Grinder?

bczygan

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http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/tls/3622889779.html

$350

Pedestal Grinder 7 1/2 HP. 440 Volt / 3 Phase - $350 (Continuous Duty Machine)

The U.S. Electrical Tool Co. Cincinnati Ohio

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Firestarter Fred

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That thing is cool! Looks as big as a tire machine.

Sent from Fred's iPad, now whether or not it was Fred is up for debate.
 

Strouty

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440 ruins it for me, otherwise I would drive over and load it in my car. John could probably get it in to the transmarobird or whatever he calls it.
 

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Oh hell, not this again! Not when I'm at my most vulnerable! :willy_nil
 

srmofo

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Oh hell, not this again! Not when I'm at my most vulnerable! :willy_nil

Hey, I resisted posted it here again even though its been relisted on CL every single week:lol_hitti

seriously though, you could probably pick that thing up for close to scrap value maybe even less if you have a way to run it. Im sure that 440v is whats kept it from selling, that and the fact it weighs over 1000lbs:lol:
 

Strouty

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seriously though, you could probably pick that thing up for close to scrap value maybe even less if you have a way to run it. Im sure that 440v is whats kept it from selling, that and the fact it weighs over 1000lbs:lol:

John laughs at 440.
 

A_Pmech

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Driving out to Dayton and dropping $350 on something I have nowhere to put, no time to fix and badly want is the hangup.

I already priced new wheels. Not bad at $300 each.

:lol:
 

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I've got a $10 on pictures of bringing it home in the transmarobird.

$30 if it rides in the passenger seat.

$100 if it sits on your lap.

:beer:
 

Strouty

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Driving out to Dayton and dropping $350 on something I have nowhere to put, no time to fix and badly want is the hangup.

I already priced new wheels. Not bad at $300 each.

:lol:

At this point I think it should be called the "fire chicken" "transmarobird" sounds too manly.

:lol_hitti
 
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ilovevocs

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This is only 30 minutes from me....Its really too big for my needs but its a cool old machine so that makes me want it regaurdless.
 

Vegaman_Dan

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I wonder how many minutes it takes to stop after cutting the power? WIth heavy wheels and an armature that size, you're talking about a lot of momentum built up.
 

Cryptic1911

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what the hell would you ever grind with a 7.5hp grinder? I wonder if you could even hold up something that would need a grinder that powerful?

not that I don't want it.. but damn
 

ishiboo

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what the hell would you ever grind with a 7.5hp grinder? I wonder if you could even hold up something that would need a grinder that powerful?

not that I don't want it.. but damn

The grinder that was posted with an arm would seem to be used for grinding tires for re-treads. I'm not sure about the rest, they seem too large to be practical :)
 

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The grinder that was posted with an arm would seem to be used for grinding tires for re-treads. I'm not sure about the rest, they seem too large to be practical :)

It was used in a tire company, it had rasp teeth grinding wheels.:scared:
 

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