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- Feb 26, 2013
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Greetings from Bozeman Montana! First of all, a big Thank You to the good folks here that (patiently) helped with my beginner questions and provided great advice on what I needed to look for on this lathe before buying it.
Before I found this machine I didn't know anything about Logan. After spending some time with this unit I think they are a very well made machine. By the way, there don't seem to be any bargains on used equipment here in Montana. This being the case I ended up paying $1,800 for this package. I guess this seems fair to me but I'm curious- What do you folks think?
The machine appears to be filthy but in original, complete, very good condition. The serial number indicates a 1944 date of manufacture. I am not planning any significant restoration. I would like to simply clean it up, use it and fix or replace what ever I find that needs work. As you can see the first 6 pictures show the lathe and stand. The last 4 pictures show the tooling that came with it.
Here are some pictures of what I brought home. On the left side of the bench appears to be the stuff that was (probably) included with the original package (I like the milling attachment!). It looks like 3 of the change gears are missing. In the center of the bench is a spare (new, unused) bed which doesn't have a factory serial number (I may try to sell this, not sure). On the right side of the bench are all the odds and ends that were included.
Your comments are welcome, please fire away!!
Steve
Before I found this machine I didn't know anything about Logan. After spending some time with this unit I think they are a very well made machine. By the way, there don't seem to be any bargains on used equipment here in Montana. This being the case I ended up paying $1,800 for this package. I guess this seems fair to me but I'm curious- What do you folks think?
The machine appears to be filthy but in original, complete, very good condition. The serial number indicates a 1944 date of manufacture. I am not planning any significant restoration. I would like to simply clean it up, use it and fix or replace what ever I find that needs work. As you can see the first 6 pictures show the lathe and stand. The last 4 pictures show the tooling that came with it.
Here are some pictures of what I brought home. On the left side of the bench appears to be the stuff that was (probably) included with the original package (I like the milling attachment!). It looks like 3 of the change gears are missing. In the center of the bench is a spare (new, unused) bed which doesn't have a factory serial number (I may try to sell this, not sure). On the right side of the bench are all the odds and ends that were included.
Your comments are welcome, please fire away!!
Steve