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Posted by Nick Leone on June 11, 2008, 9:40 am
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http://kansascity.craigslist.org/tls/713864678.html
Man, if only I had the room, and maybe a flatbed truck. I can only imangine
what it would cost to move 10,000lbs of machinery - let alone the power
requirements.
That said, after making some dies, you could probably do quite well punching
out polymer pistol frames in that sucker.
-Nick
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Posted by Ignoramus3909 on June 11, 2008, 9:56 am
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scrap people do it all the time.
my scrap man said that "he" can take a machine as big as my house. (3
floors house mine you). They have arrangements with whoever can move
such machines.
i
> http://kansascity.craigslist.org/tls/713864678.html
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> Man, if only I had the room, and maybe a flatbed truck. I can only imangine
> what it would cost to move 10,000lbs of machinery - let alone the power
> requirements.
>
> That said, after making some dies, you could probably do quite well punching
> out polymer pistol frames in that sucker.
>
> -Nick
>
>
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Posted by Pete C. on June 11, 2008, 12:38 pm
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Ignoramus3909 wrote:
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> scrap people do it all the time.
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> my scrap man said that "he" can take a machine as big as my house. (3
> floors house mine you). They have arrangements with whoever can move
> such machines.
>
That machine wouldn't be that big a deal to move really. A decent
gooseneck type flatbed trailer on a dually pickup can handle the weight,
and if you can reasonably match dock heights a roller move wouldn't be
difficult. Also within the capacity of a decent size forklift. If the
owner didn't mind you doing a little disassembly work and taking two
trips, a regular rental equipment trailer could do it.
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Posted by Ignoramus3909 on June 11, 2008, 12:40 pm
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> Ignoramus3909 wrote:
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>> scrap people do it all the time.
>>
>> my scrap man said that "he" can take a machine as big as my house. (3
>> floors house mine you). They have arrangements with whoever can move
>> such machines.
>>
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> That machine wouldn't be that big a deal to move really. A decent
> gooseneck type flatbed trailer on a dually pickup can handle the weight,
> and if you can reasonably match dock heights a roller move wouldn't be
> difficult. Also within the capacity of a decent size forklift. If the
> owner didn't mind you doing a little disassembly work and taking two
> trips, a regular rental equipment trailer could do it.
Yep.
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Posted by steamer on June 12, 2008, 11:55 am
Please log in for more thread options --I wonder if he meant a 175 *ounce* (capacity) machine??
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> Man, if only I had the room, and maybe a flatbed truck. I can only imangine
> what it would cost to move 10,000lbs of machinery - let alone the power
> requirements.
>
> That said, after making some dies, you could probably do quite well punching
> out polymer pistol frames in that sucker.
>
> -Nick
>
>