Very nice 10EE on eBay

John.t.little1

Aluminum

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St. Augustine, FL

• Apr 8, 2015

• #1

Was hunting some parts on eBay when I came across this seller he has a lot of nice stuff and this beautiful 10EE thought I'd share.

Monarch 10 EE Toolroom Lathe | eBay


-John

 

MartyZero

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Sep 10, 2013

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Fort Myers, FL

• Apr 8, 2015

• #2

The 3 pictures in the ad are of two different machines!?!?

 

John.t.little1

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Oct 10, 2014

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St. Augustine, FL

• Apr 8, 2015

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I didn't look that close he has several for sale and several other models also just the condition was real nice is why i posted

 

Milacron

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• Apr 8, 2015

• #4

John.t.little1 said:

the condition was real nice

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How do you know ?

 

micro

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NYC

• Apr 8, 2015

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Yeah. Two different machines. Also with out a closer look, all I can say from the photos is that they have one of the better paint jobs I've seen.

 

John.t.little1

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St. Augustine, FL

• Apr 8, 2015

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They look pretty.... Is what I meant to say I have no idea what condition the machines are in just thought I'd share what looks like a nice 10EE

 

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skydawg

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Washington,NJ

• Apr 8, 2015

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Three machines,on ebay month after month.

 

DavidScott

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Washington

• Apr 8, 2015

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They sure like that shade of blue, one of the last photos had several machines in it, all the same color.

 

metalmaster10

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Indiana, USA

• Apr 8, 2015

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So, with multiples in the "main" photos, are we buying all of them for that price?

 

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PaulM

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upton ma

• Apr 8, 2015

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You must get them both, if they only give you one its obvious that it's not as represented/pictured.
Way to pricy even for two, especially as they did the usual slather paint over all th bolts including the apron roller gib adjusters.

Paul

 

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gustafson

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• Apr 8, 2015

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funny, one with ELSR one without, one with painted roller adjusters, one without

 

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PaulM

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upton ma

• Apr 8, 2015

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Never mind round dial vs square dial, on the round dial they painted the tail stock adjusters, missed the roller adjusters.

 

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Cyclotronguy

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Northern California

• Apr 8, 2015

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Back in the day, when the used machinery business was going full swing 7 days a week in Los Angeles, everyone local called things which looked like that a Sante Fe rebuild. Santa Fe Ave in South El Monte, known for bondo, automotive paint and brush plating. The classic was a Leblond square head where the compound had been ripped out by it's roots. A little bondo, a little structural paint...... and who's gonna notice?

Cyclotronguy

 

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R. Dan

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• Apr 9, 2015

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Cyclotronguy said:

Back in the day, when the used machinery business was going full swing 7 days a week in Los Angeles, everyone local called things which looked like that a Sante Fe rebuild. Santa Fe Ave in South El Monte, known for bondo, automotive paint and brush plating. The classic was a Leblond square head where the compound had been ripped out by it's roots. A little bondo, a little structural paint...... and who's gonna notice?

Cyclotronguy

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Out here in flyover, I see a lot of stuff, especially tractors, with a "Dupont restoration".

 

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monkeyb0y

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NE Ohio

• Apr 17, 2015

• #15

Playing "find as many differences as you can" I think I've identified 4 different machines.
1 in photo 1
1 in photos 2,3,7 and 8
1 in photos 4 and 9
1 in photo 12

This game is fun