Harrison M 300 Lathe - thoughts? Also Sears Craftsman

Between the two, I'd look at the Harrison. Depending the condition, it looks to be a capable machine.

It does look like they've done something to the ON/OFF switches (Upper Left Corner in the First Picture) as there are just holes where the switches should be.

Here's the specs from Harrison. https://www.harrisonlathe.com/m300.html

Another thing to be cautious of is it looks like it maybe being stored outside.....
 
No personal experience with either, but the Harrison is a REAL lathe. Not in the same league at all.
 
Since you're willing to drive:


 
Since you're willing to drive:


I saw that myself last night. Do you think it's worth the trip? It looks like a decent lathe and the stuff I read online seemed positive for the most part.
 
I saw that myself last night. Do you think it's worth the trip? It looks like a decent lathe and the stuff I read online seemed positive for the most part.
Grazianos have an excellent reputation. I'd be checking out all 3. I'm not familiar with the Daishin Prince, but it looks to be a very good machine also.
 
Since you're willing to drive:


What a baller, he listed the weight. Everyone I talk to barely know what a lathe is
 
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