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F/S. Burke #4 Horizontal. 150.00, no motor

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jljim

Cast Iron
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Location
Northwest Ohio
I included a picture of this machine by mistake in the listing for my old Rockford lathe a while back. Another member asked for more information and pics, so here they are. If he decides to pass on the mill, I'll update this listing with more details for anyone else that might be interested. Jim
 

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A couple more pics. The elevating screw for the knee is bent, will need replaced. The gib for the saddle way is broken and will need replaced, see pics. Sorry for the bad lighting. Jim
 

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This is a close up of the broken gib for the saddle. Any other Burke owners that would know if this is the original design or a shop made replacement ? It looks like the saddle travel could be locked by backing out the center dog screw and tightening up the two outer bolts ? Evidently someone missed that page in the book. Jim
 

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The Burke mill has a new home, thanks to all who replied.

I now have 8 sq ft more floor space ! Thanks to all who replied. Jim
 
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