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    Selling Out A Shop.. Hassles

    Mark, I belive you said you looked at a tiwan lathe/bridgeport mill and was insulated that the owner could ask such a ridiculous price. Oh I got your drift your ticked off that he didn't give you the machines afterall it's all just old out dated machines and technology. You get what you pay for...
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    Selling Out A Shop.. Hassles

    Mark, It's clear you have never bought a new mill or lathe not the jap junk but a new brigeport or a clausing colchester lathe. What he's asking seem to be fair market value here. Maybe you'd be more happy with harbour freight junk and after you buy it it will still only be worth scrap value...
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    Propane tank ownership?

    No song and dance for a new tank .Talked to two dealers same story .The only thing that make me wonder is one dealer suplies propane for the other. Mabye I'll build a wood boiler with it .Mark Anderson
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    $800 Muffler for a 453 Detroit?????

    I work for a city garage ,we have Elgin pelican street sweepers .One had a bad muffler with a broke mount and was replaced. I took the bad vertical one and made a horizontal one out of it works good and was cheap. I would try looking at some tractor models at a dealership (mine was 4inch inlet...
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    Propane tank ownership?

    A number of years ago I was given a 125 gal propane tank. I took it out to my gas dealer and had him check it over and also run the serial numbers to make sure it wasn't from another dealers inventory. Came up good no one claimed it. I also have checked with all the local dealers doesn't belong...
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    Indoor furnas used out doors

    I guess maybe I didn't explain my situation .1 lots of downed dried trees to burn 2. No money it's christmas 3. It would be put together with junk material, I pick a salvage yard weekly and get most building materials from there, plate stock, structural tubing ect. Some heat better than no heat...
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    Indoor furnas used out doors

    I guess maybe I didn't explain my situation .1 lots of downed dried trees to burn 2. No money it's christmas 3. It would be put together with junk material, I pick a salvage yard weekly and get most building materials from there, plate stock, structural tubing ect. Some heat better than no heat...
  8. M

    Indoor furnas used out doors

    I have pulled a junked U.S. stove co. model 1537 indoor furnas from the salvage yard. I would like to use it out side and blow the heated air into my pole barn with a squirel cage .Anyone see a down side ? Thanks in advance M.Anderson
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