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here is a project and a half - toolsinbox - 08-18-2013
Saw this on my way to the lake. my first time uploading here and with new iphone so here goes
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RE: here is a project and a half - stevec - 08-18-2013
I never thought of those as outdoor equipment. Or maybe it's building blew away, it sure wouldn't.
RE: here is a project and a half - EdK - 08-18-2013
A drill press converted to a water pump, maybe?
Ed
RE: here is a project and a half - oldgoaly - 08-18-2013
looks like it is ready to pick! a Canady-Otto? the motor stand is unusual. the pics turned out nice!
RE: here is a project and a half - sasquatch - 08-18-2013
Sad that the owner left that drill out there!!
Probably still salvagable but Geez!!
RE: here is a project and a half - toolsinbox - 08-18-2013
I want that drill something bad! The manufacture name runs down the side of the back Bering strut. It is on the side shown in the first pic. I did not have time to read it and the caked flaking paint covering the words was almost as much a distraction as my lovely bride yelling from the truck " hurry up lets go already".
Anyway the pile that drill is sitting in is not gravel but what seems like asphalt as it is rock hard and stuck in there but good.
RE: here is a project and a half - Mayhem - 08-19-2013
I hope you are able to rescue it, as that would be a great rebuild thread, not to mention preserving a piece of history. The OH&S guys would have a fit if they saw it running though
