Adoption Done

Gary Max

Gary Max

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This adoption was just over a month getting done. All that's left is a new drive belt and ordering a few extra bands fron Enco.
I had to buy a new ram and I also installed a flood coolant system.

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Looks good, Gary. By ram are you referring to the feed cylinder? I have a saw with what appears to be just like the one on your saw, but mine has been damaged. Did you purchase yours online somewhere?
 
Yup---even going to name him

Folks ----- I would like for you to meet our newest family member

-------------Charlie-------------



:drink2:

He's kinda old----little on the slow side----shows signs of wear----has wheels so he is easy to push around.
 
Gary Max said:
Yup---even going to name him

Folks ----- I would like for you to meet our newest family member

-------------Charlie-------------

:drink2:

He's kinda old----little on the slow side----shows signs of wear----has wheels so he is easy to push around.
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Trouble is the wheels look like all casters! Like the real Charley it will be hard to keep the saw headed in the right direction.:))

Very nice saw. Bigger than most hobby-machinist saws but then sometimes size comes in handy. Better yet it's real American iron and will outlast Charley and the rest of us if you give it a good home out of the weather.

Benny
 
bcall2043 said:
Trouble is the wheels look like all casters! Like the real Charley it will be hard to keep the saw headed in the right direction.:))

Very nice saw. Bigger than most hobby-machinist saws but then sometimes size comes in handy. Better yet it's real American iron and will outlast Charley and the rest of us if you give it a good home out of the weather.

Benny
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Benny there's no worry about heading in the right direction-----the steel sits on the saw------:thinking:
 
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