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204saskman

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The tittle says what I'm offering. This is a x axis unit but y and Z can be added as the controller has it built in. Was used for surface grinding roll faces but can be adapted to for tooling or add y and then mill surfaces. Good unit does have a few wounds on the ways but overall good shape. The bed is 8 feet but feed is 90 inches I belive. Comes with a 3 phase 3hp grinder. Located in Saskatchewan Canada. It is crated up and oiled for proper storage.
 
I know a price is required by the rules. Talked to a couple dealers and was told half of new which is $29,000 US. But open to offers. Q
 

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I am open to trades also. Willing to consider lathe and mill and other shop equipment. Had a sale on this but fell through.
 
Make an offer as if like to move this unit. If you want more pictures i can send you then via email or by text.
 
This is a x axis machine. The controller is capable of adding a y axis along with a z axis if desired. All yo7 would have to add is the y axis rail and milling head assembly to make it dual axis. These are very well built machines and they have many options and uses.
 
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