57" Pastewell for sale

[ProWallGuy]

The title says it all: a 57" Pastewell for sale.

Email me for details.

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[Lillian]

Tim
Where are U? Kenny Small our newest NGPP member here in Nashville has been trying to contact you about the paste machine. Says you have not returned the call yet. He thinks you may be out of town for Christmas.
Please give him a call asap. 615 415 1059.
Thanks
Lillian

[ProWallGuy]

Thanks Lillian. I had got the message, but accidentally erased his name/number. I was hoping he'd call back. I'll give him a call, and forward the info about the machine to him.

[adf]

thanks for the post. i bought the unit
ADF

[adf]

:) this unit is back up for sale. i used it for the little needed and now have upgraded. if you are interested in the unit call me at 615-415- 1059

[chas611c]

do you still have this machine?

[adf]

This unit has been sold.
thanks for looking

[Jeff Evans]

The Pastewell is a unique machine, since you can use full strength clay adhesive in it. You can't do that with other machines, although I've heard the Vinotron with the motor will handle it. Those are over 3K each, so the Pastewell is a cheap alternative. I hope you don't miss it some day!

[HangingInThere]

...I've heard the Vinotron with the motor will handle it. Those are over 3K each, so the Pastewell is a cheap alternative. I hope you don't miss it some day!The simplicity of a Pastewell with its no moving parts is a thing of beauty. My partner who used to travel doing hotels had witnessed Vinitrons sitting idle do to part's failure. I had issues with my Beta 5 Pastemate when a roller pin failed and I needed to bring it into a machine shop to have a new one pressed in...

The only downsides to a Pastewell are overcoming the friction when pulling the sheets...and, if someone doesn't mark a split bolt! Yeah, you know what I'm talking about if you've used one... :furious:

[Jeff Evans]

Yep, I just can't see getting rid of mine, even if I morphed into a commercial installer and bought a much nicer unit. The benefit of the Pastewell, on those RARE occasions, simply makes it indispensable enough to keep around.

[HangingInThere]

Simplicity at its best! They fire up everytime...A machine down with a deadline looming...no esta bueno! Ever run into an unmarked or missed split bolt?? :furious: