24 inch Bullard Spiral Drive VTL

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JB Bergman

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Slayden, Mississippi

• Jun 25, 2009

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Here is the 24 inch Bullard I had for sale sometime ago. It is a "Spiral Drive" 24 incher. It is located in Kansas City Missouri. It came out of American Racing / Weld? wheels. Old as the hills. 15 or 20 HP. Sorry about the blue paint, I didn't do it. 1000.00 loaded on your trailer.
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Thanks, JB Bergman
901-628-1450 if you have questions

 

johnoder

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Houston, TX USA

• Jun 26, 2009

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Has the side head, so is nearly identical to the one Pratt & Whitney Aircraft had on the first floor of the apprenticeship school building in downtown Hartford mid sixties.

John Oder

 

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JB Bergman

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Slayden, Mississippi

• Jun 26, 2009

• #3

Bullard info

Hi John Oder,

I always thought they all had side heads. The Kings and Bullards I ran in the eighties had side heads so I just assumed they all did. Cool learned something new today!
JB Bergman

 

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Marshall Henderson

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Dallas Center, Iowa

• Jun 26, 2009

• #4

Must resist.........................
Heck!
What does this Bullard weigh?
Does it need a pit to be installed.

Thanks
Marshall

 

johnoder

Diamond

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Houston, TX USA

• Jun 26, 2009

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What does this Bullard weigh?

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Emerman had some 24" for sale in their '35 catalog and listed one as 9000 and another as 9800. These were New Era and Rapid Production models. Spiral Drive may be some heavier.

John Oder

 

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JB Bergman

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Slayden, Mississippi

• Jun 26, 2009

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Bullard 24"

Marshall,
Look deep into the Bullard's eye's, you are feeling sleepy, very sleepy. The Bullard want you to take it home and love it. It is just a baby not a monster. A baby, baby blue!
I have manuals on CD Rom also. Marshall if you have any interest, let me know. Between you and Super Dave one of you could use this to help the earthly axial tilt to start global cooling!
The book says 10500 lbs.
JB Bergman

 

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drof34

Cast Iron

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Jun 12, 2003

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Gainesville,fl. (the swamp)

• Jun 26, 2009

• #7

Is that a three jawed chuck on that thing? Back in the late 60's and 70's, I ran a 24" just like that and it had a 3 jaw universal plus the standard 4 jaw chuck.

Jim W.

 

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JB Bergman

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Slayden, Mississippi

• Jun 26, 2009

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Bullard

Opps, No pit required. If memory serves me (long strech) the chuck IS 3 and 4 jaw capable.
JB

 

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Marshall Henderson

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Dallas Center, Iowa

• Jun 26, 2009

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Only 10,500..
Barely worth bringing home.
This would bring down the average weight of my treasures. Do you think my wife would understand my logic of bring home more cast iron, just to get the average down below 5 figures??
Pardon me whilist I rip apart the sofa, check the ash trays of all the cars and trucks, bag the empty pop cans and in general see what I have in the way of "Mad Money"

Marshall (soon to be fitted with a nice clean white jacket with extra long sleeves)

 

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JB Bergman

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Slayden, Mississippi

• Jun 29, 2009

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Bullard VTL

Hey Marshall
You are off the hook. The bullard has been sold. Thanks for everyone who showed interest.
JB

 

Kurtis Fordice

Plastic

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Jan 28, 2016

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Texas USA

• May 19, 2017

• #11

Dang! I could sure use this machine right now!