Posted by RedMF40 on June 30, 2019 at 18:09:15 from (172.56.35.3):
In Reply to: Identification posted by martrnluke on June 27, 2019 at 17:14:13:
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Sounds like a project like this is a good way to keep active, get the grey cells working--just keep yourself in the game. BUT...I think the piece in the weeds is a far cry from $200. Looks to have been picked apart then stomped on. Asking price is unrealistic in my view. I know we're not talking about huge money, but it's more the principle--$200 would buy a lot of welding supplies and some parts. Maybe find a better starting point if you keep on looking. If you're set on the machine pictured, may be useful for parts, but looks like someone's been there before you.
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