Vintage Amermac Electronic Balancer, Tire Truer ?,tire Shaver ?, on 2040-parts.com
Kenly, North Carolina, United States
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WELL, CHECK THIS OUT ! AMERMAC ELECTRONIC BALANCER ????????? SEEMS THEY MADE TIRE SHAVERS THIS ONE SEEMS TO BE LATE 50'S OR EARLY 1960'S IT HAS A STEEL SHAFT VON A STAND WITH WHAT LOOKS TO BE A WICK OF SORTS THE HEADLIGHT LOOKS LIKE FACTORY AS IT FITS CORRECTLY I ADDED A CORD AND PLUGGED IT IN BUT NEITHER LIGHT COMES ON I DID NOT OPEN THE INNER WORKINGS AS THE SCREWS ARE HARD TO GET TO THIS WILL BE A NICE DISPLAY PIECE PAINTED UP IT'S KINDA HEAVY SO PICK UP IS ALWAYS FREE KENLY, NORTH CAROLINA 27542 |
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