A25 Traub, Los Angeles

I have a complete running Traub A25 (1") machine complete with gears, cams, collets, stock tube. It is still under power
and setup for the last job I ran on it. most tools are plunge 1 exception is the turning attachment, which plunges and slides along the Z axis. No threading attachment.
Accepting offers, I do not expect too much.
Can load with my engine hoist.

Still available . . .

Give this company a call. they may buy it. you have way to load it on a semi I hope Screw Machine Products & Services - CNC Screw & Swiss Machine Parts - San Antonio, TX | Cox Manufacturing ..
Rich

It has a slide directly in front of the operator which moves in x and z directions. Also a slide directly across from it and 2 slides on the headstock for chamfer and cutoff. The stock stop swings away while the collet closes and there is a cam operated tailstock drill. I have several boxes of collets,drill collets, cams and gears. When this machine was owned by it's former owner whom I worked for in 1974, I was sent to pick up that 2 axis slide, and I also delivered the check. It alone cost the company $4000. That was a whole years salary for me at that time.


I got the machine when they went belly up. Without looking first, I think I have extra slides as there was an A15 machine at that time too, and I am pretty sure I got all the accessories.

I have some other machinery I will be selling too, A floor standing drill press, an 8 foot long sheet metal brake, and a punch press I bought off fleaBay a dozen years ago and I have never used, oh and a moore jig grinding attachment for Bridgeport.

camscan said:

for basically no money.

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This means nothing without the O.P. stating a selling price.

digger doug said:

This means nothing without the O.P. stating a selling price.

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If I get $1000 it is more than expected, basically, I want to move someday, and I am limited as to how much IRON I can move. Come and look, hear & see it run, make an offer.

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