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I wish I know somebody out that way. Looks like a heckuva deal.algale wrote:This one takes the cake! Best deal on a 520 I've ever seen. $600 and includes a jointer, a band saw, belt sander and boxes of goodies to boot. Must resist!
A nice clean machine, with the metal legs and the jointer. There is table insert for the A-34 jigsaw shownBruce wrote:Check this one out. I'm not familiar with the 10er, but it seems like a good deal.
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/tls/5355257566.html
so it is possible there is one of those lurking in the shadows too.Hmmmm, the jointer looks like a goldie vintage?rpd wrote:A nice clean machine, with the metal legs and the jointer. There is table insert for the A-34 jigsaw shownBruce wrote:Check this one out. I'm not familiar with the 10er, but it seems like a good deal.
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/tls/5355257566.html
It has the swing away headrest and is driven by a pulley from the motor so I think is probably original to the 10ER.JPG wrote:Hmmmm, the jointer looks like a goldie vintage?
I totally agree. If you look at the first picture you can the casting just above the near way tube has a hole for one of the mounting tubes. In the fifth picture you can see the bulge in the casting where the other mounting tube goes. You can even see the set screw. That is exactly the way a MK V jointer is. The 4E jointer (the 10ER model) is flat on that side. The other side is virtually the same on both the 4E and the MK V model. So it would be no problem to drill the mounting holes for the 10ER flip up mount in a MK V jointer.JPG wrote:I think it is a goldie jointer attached to the swing away bracket.