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DohcBikes said:
You're kidding, right?

If not, just put the proper plug on it. They probably even make an adapter for what you need.
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I dunno guys, I've never been too good with this electrical stuff. I'll probably just put it back on cl. It weighs just over 2000 lbs, it'd be a huge pain if I ever move again. Might as well nip it in the bud. Not like I need two drill presses anyways. This one has a bunch of weird levers and stuff
 
Here's a better picture of it. The other one just showed the plug cause thats what I just noticed.
 

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One can never have enough mills.

Pops had one wires up at his house for years and years on a phase converter.
 
Can you post a pic of the motor tag? Just for the sake of curiousity. Theres a bunch electrically minded fellas here that might have some input. (Not Me)

Looks like some quality stuff mang, hate to see ya move on if money isn't the motivation to sell and the fix is simple!
 
I'm totally kidding guys. I've been after a J head Bridgeport for quite a while. This one came up at a belt drive off brand price. Got a phase converter coming in the mail this week too. This is gonna streamline my pen/hammer/everything else construction immensely. The credit goes to my wife tho, for having the ability to save $ so things like this can happen at the right time with no debt.
 
J-Rod10 said:
She come with any tooling?
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Not really, but it was cheap! Just the yuasa vise in the pic. Fortunately I've got bits of tooling I've accumulated over the years including a box of end mills, shop grade drill indexes (fully stocked) a 5c punch grinder, angle plates, t nut set, a few counter bores, adjustable boring head, and a couple random cutters. Next couple years I'll move towards a cnc conversion so it'll be just like my day job :)
 
J-Rod10 said:
Have a friend with a Bridgeport with a Prototrak system on it. Thing is sweet.
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I spent my first year in the machine shop on a proto trak. I cannot say enough good about them. Someday I'm still hoping to have one for my shop lol
 
Stellar steakhouse, Tune. Took the lady friend last time we were in Memphis. Seared tuna and a lobster tail is hard to beat from there.
 
1972 Honda CB350 Four

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Took off the mirrors.
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Planning on swapping the seat for a banana seat, shortening the tail light, and possibly throwing on some clubmans with end bar mirrors.
 
BobbyAnaya said:
1972 Honda CB350 Four


Planning on swapping the seat for a banana seat, shortening the tail light, and possibly throwing on some clubmans with end bar mirrors.
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Please don't do anything irreversible to this little gem! This is a classic, it would be a crime.
Yep that king and queen seat is heinious but that could be re upholstered as a GT seat with a rear hump and ace bars would save those shrouded headlight ears. Model specific aftermarket rear sets would allow it to be returned to standard. That bike is a tidy little investment that will financially appreciate more than interest on savings. Anything you do to butcher it will just decrease the value. You can get years of riding out of this and sell it on and make a profit. Don't throw ANYTHING away! Nice score.
 
My old man picked up this re5 Suzuki brochure at a snowmobile swap meet up in Michigan. It's in really nice shape, especially for $2

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