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Best price for Powermatic 2035

#1

Best price for Powermatic 2035

Bob Hackett

>I`ve been asked to research the best price for 6 of these for the Roundtop turning program.I can`t get Tool Nut to work and can`t find General Industrial supply on Google.Any help would be appreciated.

We`re looking to have 6 of these shipped to Maine to replace the Oneways we`re currently leasing.

Mainely,Bob

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#2

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Bapa

>Bob

I would check out "Toolseeker.Com"

http://www.toolseeker.com/

and "Pricegrabber.Com"

http://www.pricegrabber.com/

That and a phone call -- quantity is leverage and remember Amazon ships free on purchases over $25.00

Good luck

Bapa

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#3

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David Galloway

>First off, it's a 3520 PM that you are wanting. YOu might call Osolnik in Berea, KY. They have been very competitive. The "General" that you are looking for is in Nashville. We have found a couple of "scratch" models that went very LOW. It is in Nashville. Contact Terry Daniel who is always on this bulletin board. He deals with the Nashville folks a bunch and can give you the story.

By the way, where are you in Maine. I vacation in Stonington and stopped in to visit Dave Lancaster's shop. Also know Jacques V.... My dream is to retire there.

Good luck. If you crap out on this, email me and I'll follow it up for you for a source. The PM 3520 is the best value on the market.

David Galloway

GAW

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Shawn - in ID

>General Industrial is at:

http://www.generalindustrialsupp.com/

The lathe you're looking for (PM 3520a) is on their site at:

http://www.generalindustrialsupp.com/product.asp?ID=51

listing at $2500 and "surplus starting at $2000"

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#5

Let me see what I can do.

John Cotten

>I am doing some rep work for a regional machinery dealer who handles Powermatic equip. Please call me on my cell phone 859=583-7881, or 859-865-2137.

I need to talk to you about your location to figure delivered cost for you.

I have a 3520 that I use almost daily at this point, and have been very pleased with it.

John Cotten

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Jerry Hall

>Toolnut can be reached at 1-877-toolnut

Southern Tool has good prices, currently $2,447.62

http://www.southern-tool.com/store/powermatic_20_lathe.html

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#7

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Barry Turner

>geneindu@nash.tds.net This is an email address for one of the guys at Genreal Industrial Supply in Nashville, TN

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#8

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John McAlevey

>I would contact Jim Ford the owner of the Woodcraft store in Portsmouth/Newington NH.

and tell him what you are looking for. I bought my Powermatic 3520 from him two plus years ago. I think it is a very good lathe and Jim Ford and Bob Abbott, the store manager are very knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with.

If the lathes were shipped to the store and you picked them up, you might save on shipping and in NH there is no sales tax.

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#9

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Peter Teubel

>What's the buyout cost on the Oneway lathes? Some of us local folks may be interested!

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#10

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Harry Ludke

>This past Friday my new Powermatic 3520 arrived at my doorstep in excellent condition. Ordered it from Sothern-Tools at $2,447, no sales tax and free shipping. Ordered was placed 12 days ago over the internet.

Now all I need is a 220V plug and I'm ready to play!!!

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#11

Thanks everyone

Bob Hackett

>I`ll be following up on all the info in the next few days.I`ll let everyone know how it goes.

Mainely,Bob

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