It took a while.

​ Almost a year but I finally sold my Millers Falls power hacksaw. Looks like she got a good home judging by the picture he sent me. I would rather give it to some one that will use it rather then see it go to hell or the scrap yard. He got the saw at a good price then told his friend about my Tom Senior M-1 mill I had for sale and they came up from Port Charlot on the 3rd and picked her up. I would have loved to keep both of them but at the time I was machine rich and roof poor.:rofl: ​In Florida you just don't throw a tarp over some thing in the yard and expect it to last very long before strange things happen. Anything over a month and you better smack that thing with a long stick and step back. You'd be amazed at what will come flying , crawling or growling out from under that thing.
I'll post more pictures of the M-1 as they restore her.
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That thing looks awesome. You forgot slithering from under the tarp

grumpygator said:

​In Florida you just don't throw a tarp over some thing in the yard and expect it to last very long before strange things happen. Anything over a month and you better smack that thing with a long stick and step back. You'd be amazed at what will come flying , crawling or growling out from under that thing.
I'll post more pictures of the M-1 as they restore her.
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Looks like your hacksaw found a good home, slithering things in the equipment would make life interesting and possible fatal, a few years ago I had to leave my tractor outside for the winter with a tarp over it, with the lady next door feeding the pheasants a bobcat soon took up residence under the tractor, there was a very noticeable decline in the pheasants population by the spring when the bobcat moved on.