Should be here next week.just wanted to thank everyone for all the great info you share
Thank you
Thank you
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Just ordered a 3520B
- Thread starter Mark Warden
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Max Taylor
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new 3520b
Mark, congratulations on your pm lathe. Take my advice and go to Harbor Freight and get the hydraulic lift used by mechanics to raise transmitions up under the car for installing. It is about 200 dollars, but money well spent. You can assemble that lathe by yourself and place it in the shop anywhere you want it. It has many other uses. you will never regret buying it. I use mine as an extra temporary work table among other things.Remember that lathe weighs between 600 and 700 lbs.You could hurt your back very easily moving it around.A word to the wise, Max.
Mark, congratulations on your pm lathe. Take my advice and go to Harbor Freight and get the hydraulic lift used by mechanics to raise transmitions up under the car for installing. It is about 200 dollars, but money well spent. You can assemble that lathe by yourself and place it in the shop anywhere you want it. It has many other uses. you will never regret buying it. I use mine as an extra temporary work table among other things.Remember that lathe weighs between 600 and 700 lbs.You could hurt your back very easily moving it around.A word to the wise, Max.
Pm3520b
Mark,
Go here: http://mustardmonster.weebly.com/ and read the delivery/setup info to make the job easier. Plus, there is a lot of extra information on the site that will come in handy later. Grats on the new lathe!
Mark,
Go here: http://mustardmonster.weebly.com/ and read the delivery/setup info to make the job easier. Plus, there is a lot of extra information on the site that will come in handy later. Grats on the new lathe!
Max I'll check it out,
Prowd Menber Ian
Been there and already read everything at least once some of it twice Kurt.
1 Thing I'm not sure on yet Do they put a cord on it or do I need to buy wire too. I got the plug already.
Thanks All
Prowd Menber Ian
Been there and already read everything at least once some of it twice Kurt.
1 Thing I'm not sure on yet Do they put a cord on it or do I need to buy wire too. I got the plug already.
Thanks All
Pm3520b
Comes with a 6' (IIRC) cord, with no plug.
Comes with a 6' (IIRC) cord, with no plug.
Thank you Kurt.
Mark, how much did you pay?
It was $2959.99 and $334 for the ext. $65 shipping to my house with liftgate del.