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Lotta rust, but salvageable. Interesting motor.

It has a speed changer, and if functional, makes it a bargain.

JPG wrote:Lotta rust, but salvageable. Interesting motor.

Yes, that would be a great motor on a 10er, [3/4 hp, TEFC (Totaly Enclosed Fan Cooled) housing, dual voltage 110/220]

Working Goldie with matching jointer. Looks like it would clean up nicely.

$65
http://akroncanton.craigslist.org/for/5574698354.html

Two for the price of One?

I haven't seen a Shorty on craigslist in the Indy area. A nice looking pair with a 510 and a converted 500 to a mini.

https://indianapolis.craigslist.org/tls/5585112940.html

If I didn't have 3 power stations already I might make an off on the 500.

Greg

themox wrote:Two for the price of One? I haven't seen a Shorty on craigslist in the Indy area. A nice looking pair with a 510 and a converted 500 to a mini. https://indianapolis.craigslist.org/tls/5585112940.html If I didn't have 3 power stations already I might make an off on the 500.
Greg

An obviously accomplished Shopsmithian. Everything looks recently cared for. I wonder what the story behind the sale is?

Lotta 'extra' stuff. Interesting Aux table with the 510. Pre vs post 86.


BTW you acquainted with Mr 'Wright'?

Albertt62 wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/ShopSmith-Home- ... Swf05XO13R

A pre 86 510.

30 yrs in the box.

JPG wrote:Lotta 'extra' stuff. Interesting Aux table with the 510. Pre vs post 86.


BTW you acquainted with Mr 'Wright'?

My second wife's maiden name was Wright.

Unfortunately, her first name was "Always!"

Now, she's the "late" Mrs S.
(Sterling (S1) should be so lucky with W1!)
(Oh, Sterling's W2 is a JEWEL! He LUCKED out.
Her, not so much. She married him.)

steve