vcassens
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In for more pics this is going to be awesome
They definitely made some stout machines. Reminds me of some of the old Milwaukee machines. I wish I had something with a larger working envelope like that. Please post up a pic if you have a chance.Ja Cain, it was machined on a Kearney & trecker mill with a 15" troyke rotary table.
Yeah, definitely more stout than a bp. I am going to put one of those on my whish list at work. What is the working envelope?Alas, I couldn't find and pics of the mill on my phone. It is a tank of a thing!! It is a 2hl vertical model. I really like it. I don't understand why these types of machines aren't more desirable than bridgeports. The heads aren't quite as versatile but its got true power feeds on every axis. Flip a lever and let her eat!! I'll get pic soon.
That mill is just awesome! Definitely very stout. I would love to have one of those or an old Cincinnati. How much did you pay for yours?I had some time yesterday to take care of another machining project for the project. I machined a 5.9 harmonic balancer so the 5.4 crank position sensor will take a reading on it in order for the factory tach to work. It turned out very well.
Unfortunately I wont be using the 5.4 power steering pump. Ill be using the cummins style power steering/vacuum pump assembly. This also gets me the opporrunity for hydraboost someday. Still waiting on block. Will be surfacing the head this week and getting valves worked over as well. Below us a couple pics of the mill. In one its surfacing an allis chalmers head.