Luberto #9 Leather Stitcher

[MikeG]

A niche machine for sure.  I have owned it many years, but it has received very little use.  It is upgraded with the hand wheel, roller guide and extra bobbins, needles,  feet, accessories.   It came with a clutch motor and speed reducer - I have installed a servo motor, but the clutch motor goes with it.  I also have the original manuals and documentation for it.  It is located in middle Tennessee.  I am aging out of the leather business and it needs to go before I do.  It was a very expensive ($3,500) machine before adding the motor, table, etc. - I will consider reasonable offers in the $2K range.  I also have many, many craftool stamps, Leatherworker magazines, and miscellaneous items up for discussion as a package deal.  I will not sell the tools prior to selling the stitcher. 

This is an overview of the machine.  Note this video is for the Classic.  Mine is a No. 9, which is the predecessor.  Still a fine machine  

 

[Northmount]

10 minutes ago, MikeG said:

It is located in middle Tennessee

Please add any shipping options or restrictions.

 

[Leather2]

51 minutes ago, MikeG said:

A niche machine for sure.  I have owned it many years, but it has received very little use.  It is upgraded with the hand wheel, roller guide and extra bobbins, needles,  feet, accessories.   It came with a clutch motor and speed reducer - I have installed a servo motor, but the clutch motor goes with it.  I also have the original manuals and documentation for it.  It is located in middle Tennessee.  I am aging out of the leather business and it needs to go before I do.  It was a very expensive ($3,500) machine before adding the motor, table, etc. - I will consider reasonable offers in the $2K range.  I also have many, many craftool stamps, Leatherworker magazines, and miscellaneous items up for discussion as a package deal.  I will not sell the tools prior to selling the stitcher. 

This is an overview of the machine.  Note this video is for the Classic.  Mine is a No. 9, which is the predecessor.  Still a fine machine  

 

Let me know when you’re ready to sell the tools and the Leather worker magazines, I would be interested in those.
thanks

[MikeG]

6 hours ago, Northmount said:

Please add any shipping options or restrictions.

 

Sorry I missed that.  This thing is HEAVY.  it will have to be picked up.  Halfway between Nashville and Chattanooga

[MikeG]

5 hours ago, Leather2 said:

Let me know when you’re ready to sell the tools and the Leather worker magazines, I would be interested in those.
thanks

Seems like that's what everyone is interested in. 

 

[JayEhl]

Hi, I would be lying if I said I wouldn't be interested in such a beast but between affordability and distance, it wouldn't work out for me.  That said, I really enjoyed watching the video. I was pretty impressed by the machinery.  Thanks for sharing! 

~JL

[Moabforge]

Hello

I I am interested in all your magazines. You can PM me.

thanks

Kevin

[MikeG]

 

6 hours ago, JayEhl said:

Hi, I would be lying if I said I wouldn't be interested in such a beast but between affordability and distance, it wouldn't work out for me.  That said, I really enjoyed watching the video. I was pretty impressed by the machinery.  Thanks for sharing! 

~JL

Thanks, Jay.  Beast pretty much sums it up.  You have to be doing a lot of pretty heavy work to need one of these.  It's a great conversation starter, though :-)

Edited Tuesday at 07:07 PM by MikeG
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