[AT] Drill press question for list - A good one cheap touse in my farm equipment shop?

[Grant Brians]

Richard, that one sold already but it was in Quakertown according to the 
listing. I will bear that in mind though if other terrific items come up. I 
am still hoping to find something relatively local to me and at a GOOD (read 
cheap because of my finances) price.... Thank you so much for the offer!
        Grant Brians
        Hollister, California
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From: "Richard Fink Sr" <nancydick at pennswoods.net>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 6:34 AM
Subject: Re: [AT] Drill press question for list - A good one cheap touse in 
my farm equipment shop?


> Grant where is it in PA i may be able to pick it up and ship it for you.
> R Fink
> Central PA
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> At 05:21 PM 11/6/2005 -0800, you wrote:
>>I have another tool question for the list. I have been looking for a drill 
>>press for some time. Well actually I would like to get two - one floor and 
>>one benchtop. The benchtop could be used for a project I need to get done 
>>VERY soon and the floor one would be the culmination of a desire since 
>>junior high school to have a REAL machine tool drill press for myself.
>>    I have had no luck finding a used one and the Chinese ones that seem 
>> to be all that is available new locally are junk (not to mention that I 
>> try to get good American or similar iron in my tools).... I found the 
>> following lot on Ebay that closes shortly and think this is the sort of 
>> unit that would be great for the benchtop use - a Walker-Turner unit 
>> EBAY#4415556712 and wondered if anyone on the list knows of something 
>> like it available? The price so far looks to go for about $60-75 in 
>> Pennsylvania and no shipping available. I am in California and can't go 
>> pick one up other than relatively locally. Does anyone have any 
>> suggestions????
>>        Grant Brians
>>        Hollister, California
>>p.s. I just had the throwout bearing on my Oliver Super 77 fail yesterday 
>>and it has only been in there for about 25 years! Darn poor quality if you 
>>ask me - snicker,  snicker.... I'll have to replace that in the next few 
>>weeks so it will go back into the field. It is a really useful row crop 
>>tractor and I have a batch of tasks awaiting it!
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