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    Default Turret mill for sale

    Rusty but cheap & only 35 minutes to go. https://www.grays.com/lot/0010-50498...ine?redirect=0

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    I can't believe it but that rusty wreck sold for $4100 + 16.5% buyers premium. It was at $700 when I first posted.

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    Insane

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    Rusty wreck? It looked like only flight rust to me.
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    It looked like it would clean up ok. The rust appeared to be only flash and or surface rust. It does need the knee lift repaired though.
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    A dealer was in it up to $4k.
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    I've never really found Gray's or any of the online auction crowds all that appealing. Just never seems to look like a great deal when the buyers premium and GST goes on top and removal and transport is factored in. I've seen Metalmaster gear go for 20% less than retail and I can't figure out who's paying this vs buying new. TBH to my untrained eye I might as well buy a similar looking machine that's been removed and cleaned up by a dealer for an extra grand or thereabouts.

    That said, the machinery market here seems to be virtually zero outside of our local dealer so I keep an eye on Grays just in case that once in a lifetime deal comes up.

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    With a new machine at just under $29000 this one probably isn't such a bad buy. A couple of days cleaning & a coat of paint would work wonders but with the knee not operational and not knowing if the motor or feeds are working this mill could turn in to a real money pit.

    Judging by it's present condition I question if it's ever been serviced or cleaned. Sad to see when most of us here would give an eye tooth to have a machine like that in the shed.

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