Miehle V-50 Vertical Fder Arm Shaft Bushing, ControlRod

Description

You may have noticed my other Miehle V-50 Vertical press parts sales.  I have a Heidelberg KSBA, and it works a LOT better than the vertical.  I even have some tricks to let me get closer to the gripper with a numbering machine, perf, and score, so I am disassembling the V-50 and selling it part by part.  Let me know if you have any specific part you want me to list, and I'll endeavor to list it ASAP.
This sale is for the Feeder Arm Shaft Bushing, part #22680 and the Control Valve Rod Assembly, parts #22476, 22475, 22477, TP-108, TP-100.  This is the long steel shaft that most of the parts in the first VA parts page are mounted on, and the long control rod assembly that goes inside the bushing.  They are in very good condition, with some superficial scratches and rust on exposed areas, but the very good condition is the product of lots of oiling.  If you are looking for a very nice thick steel pipe to carry around in your car or truck for self defense (and you can claim to law enforcement that you are just transporting a press part), this is the one, but you need some upper body strength to wield it with dexterity.  Remember, even John Henry had a 12 pound hammer, and this is a little heavier.  The parts that go on the right end are also for sale on a different post.  They are the Separator Frame Cam and Shaft Collar.  The press was completely refurbished around 1980 and was used pretty much continuously for the next 15 years, when I got the KSBA.  The vertical was then used only sporadically until about 2003.  After 2003, it was used virtually never,  maybe 2 - 5 jobs a year.
All my parts are unbroken and uncracked.   I will tell you if there is any significant issue with a part.  If I put a part up for purchase, it is because I believe that someone can use it.
If  you want to see any other view, let me know and I will endeavor to post it asap.
I usually ship USPS for light cartons, but I look at other ways to get the lowest cost.  Shipping weight will be about 14 pounds.
I will combine shipping on all my items.  The ebay algorithm is too complex.
Packing, insurance, signature confirmation included in S/H.
Returns accepted.  International shipping ok. The ebay and USPS delivery estimates are wildly optimistic. My experience is that international shipping will take 10 - 21+ days until delivery. Only Express Mail has a chance to meet the delivery estimate.
Local pickup ok on all my items. .00 pickup charge for small items.
Alternate payment methods ok if no paypal account.  Contact me for details.
After perusing my ebay store 'The Anachron', click on the 'Sign up for newsletter' link and you will receive email alerts on my upcoming sales along with notifications about new listings.-05-10 at 23:24:21 PDT, seller added the following information:
INSURANCE NOTE:  I try to insure every shipment of .00 or more by ebay's insurance.  Unfortunately, 2012 postal regulations forbid insurance on certain types of postal shipping services  to various countries.  Also, unfortunately, I now usually only find out whether an item can be insured when I go to make out the shipping label.  If insurance is incredibly important to you, email me before bidding and I will try to see if the least expensive shipping service can be insured.  An example of the international differences is that at this time, Canada apparently forbids insurance on all postal service levels except Express Mail Parcels.  In contrast, I have been able to insure First Class Parcels to both Argentina and Switzerland.  I do not personally insure anything.  UNINSURED SHIPMENTS ARE SENT AT YOUR OWN RISK.
On Jan-24-13 at 20:07:20 PST, seller added the following information:
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