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I am looking at purchasing a bridgeport mill, the guy says it is serial number 202. Anybody know if that is the correct number and if it is the correct number how old this mill is. It is on ebay,,in Arkansas, anybody look at let me know what they think of it... The ebay item number is 290127670103 Hopefully someone can give me some info on this mill, whether it would be a good one or not..?? Thanks, Pat. Last edited by millwrightguy; 06-19-2007 at 12:12 PM. Reason: additional info |
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| One thing for sure is it's a heavy solid machine, and I think the weight is a lot more than 4,750lbs it's closer to 6,300lbs+. I have a BP BTC 2 similar base but it is a cnc version with a 40 taper auto tool change head. Here is my writeup: http://cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34843
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These Bridgeports were built very well But I have to ask what control it has Many of the older Boss series machines have many problems because of these older electronic parts And they are getting harder to find replacements and very expensive I have had to personally retrofit 2 of these machines with updated controls for just this reason And if this has an Erickson 30 taper spindle or Kwik switch collar system the tooling is very expensive A collet type Kwik switch 200 toolholder books for $200 new Kind of sad when you can get a Cat 40 V flange for $120 and it's twice the size Stay away from anything with stepper motors They are known to drop counts Servos only Early Bridgeport toolchangers were especially known for being tempermental I wouldn't buy a machine like this off E-Bay Unless I needed the good iron as a base for a new control Cheapest I found for a control was Ajax CNC After I was done it came to about $5500 ea It all adds up real quick My 2 cents, Hope it helps Widgits |
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Thought it was a CNC machine I just checked the E-Bay listing Thats a nice Bridgeport,Looks well cared for Table and chrome ways look real good If you let these sit for too long the spindle drive belt takes set The heads aren't to bad to overhaul though And parts are bout $650 with new spindle bearings Ok I would consider that one Thats a nice manual machine Widgits |
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| This is not a CNC. It is a SERIES 2 STANDARD. It has the optional electric quill feed. I also see the motor for the knee feed. George
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