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Today I acquired.
This monster asquith drill. A big lump to.
This monster asquith drill. A big lump to.
It's a big ol lump of proper cast ironThat's a beauty.
It's a big ol lump of proper cast iron
@spencer 427 I see you have given up on using a mug for scale and are now using farm machinery for scale.![]()
Definitely. If I can climb to the topAs always.....nothing by half!
I see another strip down/refurb on the horizon?
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My next project.
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Morris 1000, 1966 needs a good tidy up, bit of welding and a respray. Going to start stripping it tonight.
Today I acquired.
This monster asquith drill. A big lump to.
That’s a lot of money for one that old that looks to have sat out in the rainsYou need its brother then. Only round the corner, too
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1053013435093828/
I already have its brother...You need its brother then. Only round the corner, too
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1053013435093828/
Wanted one of those forever but I do own it’s seven ton brotherToday I acquired.
This monster asquith drill. A big lump to.View attachment 236800 View attachment 236802 View attachment 236803 View attachment 236804
Yer...I cant compete with that monster.Wanted one of those forever but I do own it’s seven ton brotherView attachment 236879
I went to look at it as it’s near my Maldon shop.That’s a lot of money for one that old that looks to have sat out in the rains
Yeah if it was £500 it would be a good buy always wanted a radial.I went to look at it as it’s near my Maldon shop.
1936 but still good a Asquith are exceptional machines . Vendor is a scrappy .His son asked £1200 father insists £1500. My lovely one was £400 and I had another I paid £250 for so he’s nuts