Flather Manufacturing Lathe on 2040-parts.com
West Chicago, Illinois, United States
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A FLATHER LATHE IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION GREAT FOR SMALL WORK AND COMES WITH A LOAD OF EXTRA OPTIONS SLIDE HEADS TOOLING AND A GRINDING ATTACHMENT. LATHE WAS RUN ON THE BELT SYSTEM AND HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO 110 SINGLE PHASE WITH ADJUSTABLE SPEEDS ALSO COMES ON A GREAT SOLID STEEL ROLLER CART FOR EASY TO MOVE MACHINE AROUND WITH 1 HAND ABYWHERE IN THE GARAGE SHOP.3 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL.
THANKS,TOM ?,S CALL 331-425-0998
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