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Myford ML7 Lathe value

Cee-Jay-Cee · 2013-01-10 21:21:38

I think this is the correct forum for my question. I have a myford ml7 lathe with shed load of spare parts, chucks, collects, turning tools etc etc. The lathe was stripped and rebuilt by my dad and comes on a myford metal cabinet with deep dwarf tray and riser blocks. It is in absolutely superb condition. My dad left it to…

10-01-2013 09:21PM

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Cee-Jay-Cee

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I think this is the correct forum for my question.

I have a myford ml7 lathe with shed load of spare parts, chucks, collects, turning tools etc etc. The lathe was stripped and rebuilt by my dad and comes on a myford metal cabinet with deep dwarf tray and riser blocks. It is in absolutely superb condition. My dad left it to me and while I'd love to keep it, I have no idea how to use it and would hate to see it fall into a state of disrepair and rust and seize up and so I've decided to sell it. Its single phase and comes wired with a cable and plug for ease of use. Could anyone give me a rough idea of a value of it please.

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#2 27-10-2013 04:50PM

Scottfreee3

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Do you still have this? Where abouts are you located?

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