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    1. #1
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      What medium duty box and pan brake to get?

      I know there are so many chinesium brakes out there. I here that even many of the once great brands are just the same Chinese junk with the good name. I'm hoping to still find the right deal on a good "old" brake but if I end up with a new one who still makes a nice good quality for the price 48" 12-14ga box and pan brake?

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      I had a tennsmith HBU48-12 for years. Loved it, heavy duty. But, sold after it was no longer needed. JR

    3. #3
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      Good luck finding one for less than a grand. I've been looking for used ones and haven't had any luck.



      Maybe contact your local tinners and see if they know anyone? Beyond that I have no idea. I watch Ebay and craiglist. Never seen one ever on craigslist in my city, and the ones on Ebay are usually a grand or more, or in very poor shape, or not close to me.

      Mathius


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      Quote Originally Posted by Mathius View Post
      Good luck finding one for less than a grand. I've been looking for used ones and haven't had any luck.

      Maybe contact your local tinners and see if they know anyone? Beyond that I have no idea. I watch Ebay and craiglist. Never seen one ever on craigslist in my city, and the ones on Ebay are usually a grand or more, or in very poor shape, or not close to me.

      Mathius
      I am expecting at least a grand but hopfully not more than $1500.00.

      I missed a 10 year old National in the last week for $1000.00 I have been trying to get ahold of the guy and did today finally. I had already told the wife were making a road trip to Atlanta GA to pick it up this weekend.

    5. #5
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      Richard, you should be able to get it shipped to you well under $200 bucks, maybe under $150. As long as the guy can get it on a pallet. A road trip may be worth it to check it out in person, however. Sounds like you are starting to get quite the assortment of equipment. English wheel next?
      Greg
      1970 challenger convert-in process
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    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by gkring View Post
      Richard, you should be able to get it shipped to you well under $200 bucks, maybe under $150. As long as the guy can get it on a pallet. A road trip may be worth it to check it out in person, however. Sounds like you are starting to get quite the assortment of equipment. English wheel next?
      Best quote I got was $400.00 since it weighed 1900lbs and spending that kind of money I would rather see it in person and be out 250.00 in gas than finding out I spent $1400.00 on scrap iron.

      No english wheel ...yet :D
      Been collecting and storing equipment for a while now. The plan was to be able to have the right tools for my own cars and make a little extra $$ here and there on other peoples. With the way things are going I will have the equpment to build armored battle wagons when the **** hits the fan and everything goes all MAD MAX.

    7. #7
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      Don't want to hijack this guy's thread, but just got my new Summit Catalog... Woodward fab? Is this junk equipment?

      They advertise a 16ga box and pan for $500. 48"

      Mathius




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