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The engine is all there, flywheel and all. And it's all in good shape if I remember right. The planer has edger blades, seen in the last pic, so it makes lumber in one pass. It's all there too as far as I can tell. Looks like it makes two pieces at once if you want and is adjustable for width. Very nice planer. There's a bunch of spare teeth in a box. Here's a few additional pics. The main steel flywheel is back by Sterling in the brush. The smaller wooden wheel hub is sticking up in the air. Have your buddies park a Huey in my yard and leave the keys in it and I'll fill a good acre or two with stuff like this....
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