Used Hobart slicer for sale

[Hulagn1971]

I don't see these very often and $300 seems like a pretty good price. It's definitely seen better days cosmetically but know they are built like tanks. What are your thoughts on pricing? I might make an offer.

[CaptainMike]

Buy it, buy it, buy it!! $300 bucks is a bargain if it runs. A friend gave me an old 1612 some years ago and it's a great tool. This company has all of the parts and great advice on refurbishing: https://www.oldhobartslicerparts.com/home.html

The slide and depth gauge were frozen on mine and they gave me all the help, parts, and advice to get it up and running like new again. I think I spent $250 bucks (including a new sharpener) and the fellow told me I had a slicer that was worth $1200. He said he loves these old machines and there's nothing about them that isn't serviceable.

Unless you have a dedicated place for it consider getting a heavy duty rolling cart. These things are beasts and not fun to handle manually.

[Redwng]

Like Capt'n Mike said, grab it if it runs.

[Bkhuna]

Those old Hobart's will outlive most of us.

[HawkerXP]

Hellooo 58limited

[58limited]

I'd love to have it myself but I already have a slicing machine. If it runs $300 is a great price.

[surfdog]

As CaptainMike said, everything about those are pretty much serviceable. If the motor runs and the frame isn’t all wonky, it’s a great deal. Short of dropping one out of moving truck and bouncing it across a highway, they’re pretty indestructible. And just every part can be replaced anyway.

[Hulagn1971]

Thanks everybody! If it's still available this weekend I'm going to go check it out.