Yeah I have the milled 100 plate and a friend has the whole milled kg set and I agree with the rumor about cracked 2.5 lbers as I had a milled one with a hairline crack
The milled are pretty accurate. Check out my previous video comparing them to the USA plates. I weigh a couple hundred pounds of milld Yorks. ruclips.net/video/onKr14PcCkY/видео.html
Thanks Rob! This video was very helpful!
I’m glad it was useful!
Thanks Rob!
You sir are a plate expert.
You’re too kind. Thanks for watching!
Perfect timing! I just bought some York milled plates. Can't wait to see this!!
Very cool. Thanks so much for watching!
@@vintageweightspgh I'm into the York stuff! Plates bars,booklets.Chest crusher. Horseshoe muscle builder. If it's vintage york ,I probably got it.
Yeah I have the milled 100 plate and a friend has the whole milled kg set and I agree with the rumor about cracked 2.5 lbers as I had a milled one with a hairline crack
Excellent Info !!!
Glad it was helpful!
Yep!
You know it!
Great video!
Thanks for watching and commenting. More to come!
Why does it being milled matter compared to other plates, what’s the benefit if any? My plates are just regular cast iron
The purpose was to bring the weights into tolerance (make them accurate weight), but many people also appreciate how cool it looks.
Hello How much are the york milled 1990s plates worth per pound?
It depends on region but usually about $1-$1.50 a pound.
@@vintageweightspgh thank you !
@vintageweightspgh I am in north carolina
How accurate are these old plates?
The milled are pretty accurate. Check out my previous video comparing them to the USA plates. I weigh a couple hundred pounds of milld Yorks. ruclips.net/video/onKr14PcCkY/видео.html
@@vintageweightspgh If you did not have access to vintage weights, would the next best option for accuracy and quality be the strength co plates ?
The milled 45s I have all weight between 45 and 46lbs
I'm cleaning up 25"s this week
Nice!