May 17May 17 I have a blacksmiths grinding wheel The stone is 200mm wide about 500 diameter , very good condition sandstone ?not sure if it is wet or dry , Sits on a well made metal frame on a bearing shaft which is linked via a chain drive to an 240v electric motor ,which is geared down to a very slow rpm , the shaft has a pto wheel , it has been well made, all bearings etc have grease nipples all in good working order I was going to use pto to run a wood lathe but all got a bit complicated altering speeds etc Anyone interested , email me i will be happy to provide more info Area north devon
May 19May 19 To determine if it's wet or dry look for a reservoir for water at the bottom of the stone with a way to drain it. Also a drip system at the top to keep the stone wet. Mine has a stone that is not as wide as yours but a lot larger in diameter. I've never measured mine. Pictures of mine. If you can post some pictures it will help to identify yours. I can’t control the wind. All I can do is adjust my sails. ~Semper Paratus~ USCG 1964-1970
May 19May 19 BTW........Welcome from the Ozark mountains U.S.A. If you are looking to sell it, we have a Tailgating Section you should post it in. That way it would let folks from the whole world see it. More traffic increases the chance it will sell. Also it's against the forum rules to post email addresses or phone numbers on the open forum, so folks interested can/will send you a PM (private message). I can’t control the wind. All I can do is adjust my sails. ~Semper Paratus~ USCG 1964-1970
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.