[atis] [AT] Lathes and Mills

[Stuart Harner]

That would be me.  Sorry, but Atlanta is a bit too far from central North 
Dakota.

Actually, I went to a local auction last weekend.  Two of the three lathes 
were WAY too big for my shop and the only one that I was interested in went 
for more than I wanted to give.  I am still looking and since I am not in a 
hurry, I am sure I will find something eventually.

As for MSC, I only tried to do business with them once and had a bad 
experience and have been tossing there catalogs unopened every since.  I 
have not seen a mailing from them in quite some time, maybe they got the 
hint.

After looking at the shop where the auction was, I certainly believe the bit 
about shop equipment growing rapidly and shrinking your shop!  Man was that 
place packed to the rafters!  Maybe I should build a new shop first.

Stuart





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dan Glass" <dglass at mail.newnanutilities.org>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 2:37 PM
Subject: [atis] [AT] Lathes and Mills


>I don't remember who was asking, but I received the flyer for the MSC tent 
>sale.  They say they have over 160 machines to sell. It is Oct. 12,13,14 in 
>Atlanta.  MSC is the company that ships Enco products in the Southeast.  If 
>the past is any indication of the upcoming sale, the prices are real good 
>and negotiable  I have no affiliation with this company. 
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