Well its not new but its handy. I found a brake shoe arc grinder to accent my van norman brake lathe. If your local and need drums or rotors turned, and shoes ground give me a shout.
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Man, I wish you were closer. It is so hard to find anybody who can arc brake shoes these days. That is a good looking machine. You should get plenty of use out of it.Ed Sallia
Dundee, OR
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FWIW, Otto's offer is beyond generous. Anyone who wants drum brakes to really perform to their potential should drive a long way to bring unturned drums and new shoes to Otto and pay whatever he should decide is fair. The quality feel of matched drums and shoes - priceless!
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I was jus thinkin' I might need some new shop equipment: LOL
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Just be careful out there, I notice that your Arc Grinder does not have the dust collection Bag on it, and some older Shoes and Lining are Asbestos and other newer ones have a smaller amount of it, or even None, but still not something you want to breathe.
kxet: do you also speak ENGLISH?
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Translation (for Washingtonians): Ott's Friction Supply in Portland, Oregon.Originally posted by StudeRich View PostJust be careful out there, I notice that your Arc Grinder does not have the dust collection Bag on it, and some older Shoes and Lining are Asbestos and other newer ones have a smaller amount of it, or even None, but still not something you want to breathe.
kxet: do you also speak ENGLISH?
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