Lathe for sale (Has now been Sold)

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John. B

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Now on Ebay

I have a new toy to play with (lathe) so I must make room. ( :( Shed's not very big)
So. I am selling my Tyme Avon.
It is 240v 50hz single phase 560w (3/4hp)
4 Speed:
- 470rpm
- 750rpm
- 1150rpm
- 2000rpm
via poly V-belt
headstock/tailstock - 2mt,,, headstock swivels 180 degrees
H/stock drive spindle 25mm x 2mm ISO
Diameter over the bed bars 280mm
----"-----with headstock 90 degrees 500mm
----"-----with headstock 180 degrees 580mm
It comes with an outrigger for outboard turning,
3 x rests - 245mm and 115mm straight and 280mm curved.
100mm faceplate
a live centre, and knockout bar.
A service manual, (Original)
and if you happen to have an Axminster precision chuck, a backplate to fit it.
It also comes with a very sturdy bench. The size of this is:
1530mm long
540mm at the bottom 450mm at the top - (A-shaped)
and 780mm high.
The lathe is heavy, the bench is extremely heavy :shock:
£250.00
Or make me an offer :lol:

Collect only, will need a van I reckon. Well at least for the bench, You can get the lathe into a car with little or no problem.
Romford Essex area.
Will leave it on the forum a few days then put it on the bay


(The tools behind the lathe are not included)
(Only those on the bed bars) 8)



John. B
 
No connection with the seller, but I'd strongly recommend the Avon for anyone who wants a versatile machine that is also very precise because of the configuration of the bed bars. I bought mine secondhand and only sold it last year after about 15 years excellent service.
 
The above is still for sale on the bay at the moment, if anyone is looking for a quality lathe at a reasonable price.
(Or make an offer)

John. B
 
I have just picked one of these up as a main lathe and would also highly recommend it. It has to be one of the ugliest lathes going IMHO but I can't fault it for quality and solidity. Belt changing is easy and quick and the speed range is good enough for most jobs. Well worth the money (though I got mine for a lot less via the club he said gloating) and you want get an equal quality mosdern lathe for this price.

Also no connection to the vendor

pete
 
... and just to add, you won't need a van to collect it. I got mine (which had a 2 foot bed extension as well) into the back of a Mk 3 Golf!
(and my back has now recovered, too........)
 
Ah Dick,
the van comment was for the bench.
I'm not sure whether you could put that into even a large estate car.

And I'm glad your back's better :lol: :lol:


John. B
 
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