Originally Posted by
generaldisarray
exactly
the definition of "rebuilt" is essentially wide open. A typical dealer found a machine , did a "five gallon" rebuild. With the expected outcome.
The air-oil spindle is known to be a superior unit the the grease pack spindle. Its not an upgrade. Especially for high rpm.
Does the "rebuilt" machine still have dc servos and resolvers?
Did they even install new Desters? What exactly does "rebuilt" mean It obviously didnt include the number one wear item, the spindle.
I sold a 94 3016 in 07 for $20k
this is not a good deal, to me at least.