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I'm in the market for a surface grinder small enough to get into the
basement shop and came across a KO Lee 612 that looks interesting. I'm not sure of the model number yet, but it looks quite a bit like this one: http://www.actionmachinery.com/writeups/12879.htm or maybe this one from Grant Irwin's web site: http://www.tinyisland.com/images/koleeAFTER-4.jpg I'm wondering if it is possible to break the grinder down far enough to make it moveable to the basement with two people and a refrigerator dolly. An engine host can be located to remove/re-assemble heavy parts. It looks like the grinder weighs between 1,000 and 1,200 pounds and we were able to move a similarly heavy Clausing 5914 to the basement. Also is there anything special to ask about or check on KO Lee grinders? Mike |
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