Hardinge HLV Lathe

pan60 said:

wish you where in my back yard

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cyanidekid said:

as I posted in that other thread on this lathe, I'm willing to look at it for an out of town party, other than that guy!
will do it for free as far as my time goes, but would ask for reimbursement for my actual transportation (Uber over and back, prob. about 20-25 each way).
full disclosure, I have met the poster here. some years ago apparently he stopped by my shop, but I don't have any particular recollection of it.
I would say unequivocally there is no conflict of interest on account of that!
if you are interested respond here to indicate what you expect from the looksee (after the other guys "peculiar" requests have to say that , lol!), and if it seems reasonable, we can private message.

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Chips Everywhere said:

Up For Sale, local to me, Brooklyn, NY 11211. I'm not the seller, I just make a couple bucks if I help with the sale. PM for contact info.

Copy and paste from the ad:

Up for sale is a Hardinge HLV lathe. Came from an aerospace company that used it for making pin gauges.

We used it to make 5mm aluminum pins that we now make on a CNC lathe, so we no longer have no use for it since we have another manual lathe.

It's well tooled and functions like it should.

The only thing that may need a little work is the cross slide feed, it's starting to slip, can use some adjustment.

220v 3ph

Features:

-Hardinge quick change 4° taper spindle
-0-3000rpm, variable speed adjustment
-Inch gear box, can cut metric threads with additional metric gears
-MT2 tailstock taper
-5C collect closer
-Variable speed apron feed
-coolant pump and chip tray

Tooling:

-Hardinge 3 jaw chuck 5in
-Hardinge 4 jaw chuck 5in
-Hardinge 4 station Turret
-Hardinge steady rest
-Hardinge vertical slide (vertical cut off)
-Hardinge spindle nose protector
-Quick change tool post
-Live center
-Tailstock drill chuck
-Hardinge face plate
-Hardinge quick action lever slide

Asking $10,650 or best reasonable offer. Need the shop space, so make an offer. Guy on the corner can load it with a forklift for $100 onto your truck.
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Chips Everywhere said:

Bump. Price lowered. $9,750

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UtahTechFabLab said:

Hi There!

My name is Andrew, and I'm the engineering lab manager at Utah Tech University. Right now I'm looking for two HLV-H's for our engineering fabrication lab, and your machine is exactly what I'm looking for. I would love to talk to the seller about it, if it's still available.

What would be the best way to connect? If you go to mech.utahtech.edu and look up the faculty, you will be able to see my contact information.

Thanks,

Andrew

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UtahTechFabLab said:

Hi There!

My name is Andrew, and I'm the engineering lab manager at Utah Tech University. Right now I'm looking for two HLV-H's for our engineering fabrication lab, and your machine is exactly what I'm looking for. I would love to talk to the seller about it, if it's still available.

What would be the best way to connect? If you go to mech.utahtech.edu and look up the faculty, you will be able to see my contact information.

Thanks,

Andrew

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rons said:

This one is a more advanced HLV. The speed control is not a lever. The closest to a 6" model as it gets.
The only difference between this model and the HLV-H:
- bed is narrow.
- spindle stop button is on the back of the head.
- head bolts are inside casting.

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