Oliver 199

[WarnerConstCo.]

Well, looks like I may have found a planer.

I don't think I will need to upgrade this one during the course of my life.

The paint job is not the best choice of colors but, she is plug and play and about an hour from me.

 

[Ken Nagrod]

What are you going to plane, a tree?  [big grin]

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

What are you going to plane, a tree?  [big grin]

At least I could if needed.

I am afraid a 15" or 18" would not be enough later down the road.

I am trying to get set up to make interior doors soon.  I also have some old timbers that will need some work before they can be used for railings.

I also have some wide plank floors that need to be started sometime soon.

 

[Ken Nagrod]

I love those old indestructable machines, but you're going to dim half of Indiana when you go to start it.

 

[woodtradesman]

Its a thing of beauty.

How much did it set you back?

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

Not mine yet, I am going to go look at it and use it this weekend.

If I am happy with it, I will set up a pick up date.

Good thing he has access to a fork lift, it weighs a ton, literally.

I am not willing to divulge the price at the moment, otherwise, I may have competition.

 

[Jesse Cloud]

That is some truly sweet Old Arn.  I'm drooling.

 

[PaulMarcel]

Very very nice!  Okay, I know the Oliver reputation but not the size of the 199.  What's the capacity?

Also, if any of you are a non-profit, John Economaki has a 3,000 lbs 24" wide planer up for cost of shipping.

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

Very very nice!  Okay, I know the Oliver reputation but not the size of the 199.  What's the capacity?

Also, if any of you are a non-profit, John Economaki has a 3,000 lbs 24" wide planer up for cost of shipping.

It is a 24" wide and 8" max height.

It also weighs about 2300 pounds.

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

5hp 3 phase direct drive.