Where are you located. Have a 900 but would love 1500.

 

Orem Utah
Legacy is just down the road in Springville. Might be able to advise on best way to ship.

 

how far would it have to go? Where are you located?

 

Ohio shipping is gona be killer

 

I didn't know the Legacy was so high tech, I thought it was just a more expensive version of a Router Crafter

 

Several years ago I had my heart set on the 1800. I understand that Legacy does very little with the router mills now and has moved on to just CNC machines. Those router mills are an amazing tool. But I guess CNC is the way of the future.

 

Will you crate for freight carrier shipping?

 

Not really sure what it would take to crate it for shipping.

I did, however, find a local fellow who does small individual load shipping. For example he just delivered a load to Philadelphia, then brought something back. He has a small trailer that he pulls behind his truck. That would eliminate the need for freight carrier level crating. It would also be much cheaper. If he can find a load going close to you, then also find one coming back this way, then delivering the mill would be just a little extra charge.

BlueStingrayBoots or Stan3443 or anyone else - this could greatly simplify the shipping issue.
It may take a little time to find loads going both ways, but he does this all the time and would be willing to research it if he knew what towns to start looking for.
If you prefer to contact me offline shoot me an email at me@halshearer.com

 

sounds good! Is anyone in need of a stack of mesquite? custom milled slabs!

 

is it gone or is it still available ?
thanks

 

yes, it is gone now, it was taken Friday
thanks for your interest