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old guy sold the building and contents he kept some small stuff
the thieves had been in and nicked all the decent tooling
what they did not want they trashed
the old lad was heart broken
been in the building 50 years
it was a coal mine loco repair shop
the video will make you cry
not saying its not true but dosnt add upold guy sold the building and contents he kept some small stuff
the thieves had been in and nicked all the decent tooling
what they did not want they trashed
the old lad was heart broken
been in the building 50 years
it was a coal mine loco repair shop
the video will make you cry
Unusual big dsg are worth strong moneyI was offered a lovely DSG lathe for free years back, it was in top shape with everything present, came with chucks, faceplates, steadies the whole works. Unfortunately it was over 20' long and I had nowhere to put it, in the end it got broken up and scrapped.
All the smaller machines that were in the shop were snapped up but no one wanted the big DSG.
Could of put it in my field at least it would have been safe.I’d have gone in at £300 a ton and moved the Stuff
SameWhich I hadn’t seen this thread tbh
They couldn't get more than scrap value for that one, the smaller ones were stuck in a container for export but apparently shipping that one wasn't worth the bother at the timeUnusual big dsg are worth strong money