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Rio_Grande

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Hello gentlemen. I looked at an older Logan Powermatic lathe tonight. It seems tight and has lots of tooling with it. I have been out of machinery for so long I am not sure what this is worth. It fired up and ran. A little loud but no bad sounds. Was going to post a photo but couldn’t figure it out.
 
I think you can't include photo on your first post, try again.
photo is vital to assist in valuation, as is more info on the tooling you speak of, the definition of "older", and the.. well you get it.. not enough information..
 
Unfortunately the older just comes from the looks of it, no tags that I could find other than Logan Powermatic. 3 jaw, tailstock several drill chucks in varinng sizes. Lots of drills and cutting tools. Didn’t see a 4 jaw chuck, but it may be there. Still can’t figure out the photo.
 
Labeled Powermatic would put it in the early 70s time frame as the Powermatic name was used on the last of production. Got a model number?
 
Jaguar that is not the one I am looking at but it appears to be the same machine.

John unfortunately the only number I could find was E-1990. That doesn’t match any model numbers I found for it.
 
Rio_Grande said:
Jaguar that is not the one I am looking at but it appears to be the same machine.

John unfortunately the only number I could find was E-1990. That doesn’t match any model numbers I found for it.
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1900 family in for 11 inch. Cross reference gets weird due to the brand changing hands in this era.

But outside of production accessories they're all pretty similar.
 
Try this
<a href='https://postimg.cc/56xNKLbc' target='_blank'><img src='https://i.postimg.cc/56xNKLbc/A3-A187-FC-9-F96-4031-A4-EA-66-F5851-CF0-EE.jpg' border='0' alt='A3-A187-FC-9-F96-4031-A4-EA-66-F5851-CF0-EE'/></a>
 
Rio_Grande said:
Try this
<a onclick="_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Outgoing', 'postimg.cc', '/56xNKLbc']);" rel='nofollow' href='https://postimg.cc/56xNKLbc' target='_blank'><img src='https://i.postimg.cc/56xNKLbc/A3-A187-FC-9-F96-4031-A4-EA-66-F5851-CF0-EE.jpg' border='0' alt='A3-A187-FC-9-F96-4031-A4-EA-66-F5851-CF0-EE'/></a>
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You clicked on the wrong link. Use the one that is 2nd from the bottom of the list, titled "hotlink for forums."
 
Ok how about this one?

<a href='https://postimg.cc/56xNKLbc' target='_blank'><img src='https://i.postimg.cc/L6PYX3Ws/A3-A187-FC-9-F96-4031-A4-EA-66-F5851-CF0-EE.jpg' border='0' alt='A3-A187-FC-9-F96-4031-A4-EA-66-F5851-CF0-EE'/></a>
 
Rio_Grande said:
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I have an older 11 inch without the Reeves variable speed (belts only). Which came with more accessories than I'm seeing there (production 5c closer and turret).. I paid 800 not sure if I got the deal of a century or normal value, but I would be reluctant to pay 1500 for that
 
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