Thread: *FOR SALE* Walker Turner 15 1/2" Vertical Band Saw

S/N 52BF1A

• Power : 1 HP
• Dimensions : 25" x 23" x 70"
• Weight : 700 lbs.

Price?
Location?
3 phase or single phase?

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so is that a horizontal bandsaw, then?

depends on how you arrange the photo

You really aren't doing yourself any favors.

Should be easy to drag home....and the road rash will clean the thing up nicely on the long drive home...

Machine Has been Sold.

Originally Posted by theothertom

S/N 52BF1A

• Power : 1 HP
• Dimensions : 25" x 23" x 70"
• Weight : 700 lbs.

Originally Posted by theothertom

Machine Has been Sold.

How much did it sell for ?

Originally Posted by digger doug

How much did it sell for ?

Aren't you just the nosey one.

Originally Posted by plastikdreams

Aren't you just the nosey one.

Would be nice to know, if the OP is "pie in the sky" pricing or not now eh ?

let's give the Op the "benefit of the doubt"

Originally Posted by digger doug

Would be nice to know, if the OP is "pie in the sky" pricing or not now eh ?

let's give the Op the "benefit of the doubt"

Well per the rules the price is to be posted...sooooo

Originally Posted by digger doug

Would be nice to know, if the OP is "pie in the sky" pricing or not now eh ?

let's give the Op the "benefit of the doubt"

The seller was local to me, so I decided to check it out. This was a couple weeks ago, so memory is a little foggy, but i believe the ask price was $750. After laying eyes on it, and realizing it'll need a lot of work, I was able to negotiate a fair price for it given its poor condition. I found the seller was willing to "listen to reason".

It wasn't quite rusted enough, so I currently have it stored outside under a cheap tarp to rectify this. It will be hauled into my workshop so I can work on it over the winter as time allows. It's a heavy saw for its size, made in the early 1950s.

Regards,
Steve W.

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Originally Posted by stevewatr

The seller was local to me, so I decided to check it out. This was a couple weeks ago, so memory is a little foggy, but i believe the ask price was $750. After laying eyes on it, and realizing it'll need a lot of work, I was able to negotiate a fair price for it given its poor condition. I found the seller was willing to "listen to reason".

It wasn't quite rusted enough, so I currently have it stored outside under a cheap tarp to rectify this. It will be hauled into my workshop so I can work on it over the winter as time allows. It's a heavy saw for its size, made in the early 1950s.

Regards,
Steve W.

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Blah, Blah, Blah....You two sworn to secrecy ?

How much ?