stopped of at a scrap dealer , and this what I saw
Oliver 287 shaper

COT molder

Boxes of Delta 3 phase 2 hp 3450 rpm motors , with magnetic starters

there were two different sizes

Big metal lathe

Radial arm saw

wasn't there a thread on this type machine last week

clausing drill press

white 30 to 36 inch planner
bands saws in the back ground

challange shear

ol double mitre saw

another big metal lathe

united shear

air compressors

[img]http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m306/JSHutcheson/030.jpg[/img

didn't realize it was gonna come in as links , instead of the picture

 

 

mods , can ya fix this ???

 

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Bob Kloes
www.bobkloes.com

 

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Bob Kloes
www.bobkloes.com

Hutch, if you click on the second box from the left at the top of the reply part you can add pictures from your own computer or from a url.I didn't add all the ones you shot, but most, hope that is ok. Thanks for the pictures, some big stuff. bob

 

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Bob Kloes
www.bobkloes.com

thanks , I'll try that , still a rookie here

darn, that's some serious machinery. Did ya save any of it?

 

Thanks for sharing.

Look ma, its an arn supermarket

 

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My job is to give my kids things to discuss with their therapist

Wow, you have great taste in junkyards! 

 

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Ron Dudelston
Above and Beyond WoodWorks

Man that is like open, serve your self shopping.

 

Hope you found some great bargains that we will see here before long.

 

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John Moody
John Moody Woodworks
http://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com

sad to say NO , I don't need any of those machines , I was offered the unipoint for free 6 months ago

I didn't want it , so it ended up here.

 

My shop is closing in DEC, and everything will be sold off then or put into storage

though I can't seem to stop buying this stuff

 

I think I'll be coping ya slightly on the southbend , going with platnum(sp?) and black

did you use white or off white , semi gloss or gloss

gotta be slightly different

 

funny to see , we're placed in the top 5 for restorations

you,myself and Jack

this month alone

powermatic 12" ped disk sander ,...............already restored

Wadkin MF chain/chisel mortiser, ...............half way done the retoration

southbend 10 metal lathe , just got it home yesterday

 

though I've been thinking that clausing DP would look nice in here, but I don't use

the 3 DP's I already own .

it's a sickness

Shane Whitlock said:

darn

, that's some serious machinery. Did ya save any of it?

 

Thanks for sharing.

My Southbend is gray and gray, mostly dark gray and some a shade lighter for some contrast ... Dan has the sweet looking white one.

I usually use a gloss unless it's black and then I like the satin finish.

 

That Clausing, which is one of my quest machines, would be a sweet dp to pick up.

Wysong said:

I think I'll be coping ya slightly on the southbend , going with platnum(sp?) and black

did you use white or off white , semi gloss or gloss

gotta be slightly different

funny to see , we're placed in the top 5 for restorations

you,myself and Jack

this month alone

powermatic 12" ped disk sander ,...............already restored

Wadkin MF chain/chisel mortiser, ...............half way done the retoration

southbend 10 metal lathe , just got it home yesterday

 

though I've been thinking that clausing DP would look nice in here, but I don't use

the 3 DP's I already own .

it's a sickness

Shane Whitlock said:

darn

, that's some serious machinery. Did ya save any of it?

 

Thanks for sharing.

Hutch,

             That's not a scrapyard. That's my birthday and christmas and summer vacation all rolled up into one. I see some parts that I've spent years looking for. Are all of the scrapyards in your neck of the woods this packed with old machines?

 

-Arthur

 

AF

Somerset, NJ

http://www.owwm.net

what did ya need arthur , I'll be passing right by there again on mon or tuesday .

I might take a second look at the clausing DP.

 

Not to many scrap yards left in and around Ottawa, Ontario,Canada

alot of them have closed in the last couple of years. that particular one is about 1/2 hr away  

Arthur said:

Hutch,

             That's not a scrapyard. That's my birthday and christmas and summer vacation all rolled up into one. I see some parts that I've spent years looking for. Are all of the scrapyards in your neck of the woods this packed with old machines?

 

-Arthur

 

AF

Somerset, NJ

http://www.owwm.net

Hutch,

I could use some parts off the unipoints. There's a dovetailed bracket that holds the motor/head to the ram. I need two of those. Could also use a motor, although I suspect those will be 550 Volts. Agree with Shane on the Clausing. They are really nice drills. That Oliver shaper isn't too shabby either.

 

-Arthur

 

Somerset, NJ

http://www.owwm.net

I'll check it out , depending on what time I'm heading through

and wether I can convince him to part them out

 

can ya post a picture of this braket

yes the motors on the Unipoints as well as the clausing are all 575/3

 

almost everything pictured was 575/3 , that why they ended up  scraped

gotta head down to see Bob , in VT soon

Wysong said:

what did ya need arthur , I'll be passing right by there again on mon or tuesday .

I might take a second look at the clausing DP.

 

Not to many scrap yards left in and around Ottawa, Ontario,Canada

alot of them have closed in the last couple of years. that particular one is about 1/2 hr away  

Arthur said:

Hutch,

             That's not a scrapyard. That's my birthday and christmas and summer vacation all rolled up into one. I see some parts that I've spent years looking for. Are all of the scrapyards in your neck of the woods this packed with old machines?

 

-Arthur

 

AF

Somerset, NJ

http://www.owwm.net

i am so jealous..wish i could find that scrapyard hear.