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Re: pinion gear for 9A, 1924 mfger.
Steve Yasgur
Allan, here are the critical dimensions, less any info on gear pitch.
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length of assembly: 2.32” teeth: 46 large gear 14 pinion gear diameter: 2.4” large gear 1.134 pinion gear shaft diameter: 0.810 gear width: 0.447” large 0.527 pinion These are caliper measurements only, so . . . Ted (latheman2@...) sent a picture of an old complete assembly he has for sale, which may provide an answer. Thanks! Still interested in options! Yaz Stevan S. Yasgur Suite 550 3300 Edinborough Way Edina, MN 55435 952-893-9393 NOTICE: This E-mail (including attachments) is covered by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. §§ 2510-2521, is confidential and may be legally privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any retention, dissemination, distribution, or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited. Please reply to the sender that you have received the message in error, then delete it. This email is not, nor shall it be deemed to be, legal advice or counsel, unless the recipient already has an attorney-client relationship with the firm or me. This email does not create an attorney-client relationship. Thank you.
On Oct 21, 2014, at 4:29 PM, 'm. allan noah' kitno455@... [SOUTHBENDLATHE] <SOUTHBENDLATHE@...> wrote:
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Re: Leveling a SB9; Again.
sblatheman
Good memory. Ted
On Oct 21, 2014, at 9:55 PM, "'Jim B.' btdtrf@... [SOUTHBENDLATHE]" <SOUTHBENDLATHE@...> wrote:
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Re: Leveling a SB9; Again.
Jack Dinan <jdinan@...>
Agreed that removing the twist is the goal and that it is an operation independent of leveling. And yet every instruction I've seen, including those from SB, has one begin the twist-removal process by leveling. Hmm. This comes up often. In my opinion, making sure there in no TWIST is far more important. A lathe on a ship would never be level but could certainly be mounted with no twist. My lathe has no twist but is far from level and I have no trouble with accuracy. Just my humble opinion of course.
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Re: Leveling a SB9; Again.
soupy1951ca
This comes up often. In my opinion, making sure there in no TWIST is far more important. A lathe on a ship would never be level but could certainly be mounted with no twist. My lathe has no twist but is far from level and I have no trouble with accuracy. Just my humble opinion of course.
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Mike from Canada
On Tuesday, October 21, 2014, jdinan@... [SOUTHBENDLATHE] <SOUTHBENDLATHE@...> wrote:
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Re: Leveling a SB9; Again.
Jim B. <btdtrf@...>
I remember a post from Ted, Latheman2@AOL.com, who worked at SB, stating that SB took pains to make the tops of the ways both flat and true to the ways.
Jim B Pessimist sees the glass half empty. Optimist sees the glass half full. Engineer sees the glass twice as large as needed. Sent from my RAZR.
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Leveling a SB9; Again.
jdinan@...
I'm about to level and align my 9A.
According to Bulletin H-3, one places a precision level on the tops of the bed ways to carry out the leveling process. But in a long-ago message, Turk cautioned that for SB lathes manufactured during and after WWII the tops of the ways were produced early in the manufacturing process and that these surfaces were not reliable for leveling. What is the latest thinking on this issue?
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Re: pinion gear for 9A, 1924 mfger. [3 Attachments]
sblatheman
If yours is the same as the gear on a 9" JR(I think it is), I have one for sale. Believe it or not, it is N.O.S. (~70 years old :-0) Anti-rust and dirt, not rust Send me an email if you are interested. Ted
On Oct 21, 2014, at 5:15 PM, "Stevan Yasgur steve@... [SOUTHBENDLATHE]" <SOUTHBENDLATHE@...> wrote:
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Re: pinion gear for 9A, 1924 mfger. [3 Attachments]
lance
Seems like it could be fixed with implanted rod and steel epoxy.
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One or two adjacent teeth should be no problem. lance ++++
On Oct 21, 2014, at 5:15 PM, Stevan Yasgur steve@... [SOUTHBENDLATHE] <SOUTHBENDLATHE@...> wrote: Any help enormously appreciated! Thanks!
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Re: pinion gear for 9A, 1924 mfger. [3 Attachments]
m. allan noah
Steven, there was no 9A in 1924. I'm wondering if you don't have a
Series O wide-bed 9 inch lathe? Why don't you measure the outer diameter of the pinion, and we'll see if a repair part can be found. allan On Tue, Oct 21, 2014 at 5:15 PM, Stevan Yasgur steve@yazlaw.com [SOUTHBENDLATHE] <SOUTHBENDLATHE@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
-- "well, I stand up next to a mountain- and I chop it down with the edge of my hand"
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pinion gear for 9A, 1924 mfger.
Steve Yasgur
Listmates— I have the above lathe with one broken pinion gear tooth, and a second tooth mashed and about to be torn off. picture attached. The pictures I’ve seen of replacement pinion gears/shafts don’t show the boss which is visible on the ways side of the gear the pinion shaft passes through. I suspect this construction is different from later models of the 9A apron as shown on a parts list I have. The larger gear behind it is double-keyed to the shaft. The big gear has 46 teeth. I need to replace the pinion gear, but am not sure what configuration to buy if one comes up on ebay. I checked with Grizzly, and their inventory of parts does not include that pinion gear. Further, it appears that the gear itself is really a gear-and-shaft construction. The “shaft” showing in this end shot is really the shaft that the gear revolves around. Any help enormously appreciated! Thanks! Steve Stevan S. Yasgur Suite 550 3300 Edinborough Way Edina, MN 55435 952-893-9393 NOTICE: This E-mail (including attachments) is covered by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. §§ 2510-2521, is confidential and may be legally privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any retention, dissemination, distribution, or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited. Please reply to the sender that you have received the message in error, then delete it. This email is not, nor shall it be deemed to be, legal advice or counsel, unless the recipient already has an attorney-client relationship with the firm or me. This email does not create an attorney-client relationship. Thank you.
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Re: oil felts for headstock bearings
ken campbell
on my plain bearing shafts i also directly apply a
mixture of mobil spindle oil and moly disulphide .. on my sb i remove the
bearing caps and drip on about every 20 use-hours, as i wonder if it would clog
the felts. takes about 5 minutes. the moly grabs onto the metals and
forms an emergency layer ... ( they tell me ) . of
course i use spindle oil in the cups also.
i also use the mix on my swiss gear hobber
machines. they are so tight they have to be warmed up before
running.
after 20 years, so far so good. for daubing
uses, i would guess the engine assembly lubes at NAPA would contain moly, check
the label.
ken
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Re: oil felts for headstock bearings
markfrazier16137@...
i'm not sure of model no.. It is a 9 inch model B . I know from the serial no. you said it was 1944. the oil cups are 90 degree cups feed in below the spindle. I don't know they need changed. probably still have originals in there. I was just going to do it to be safe if I didn't have to tear it down. I am running this lathe and try to go over it a section at a time when I get the chance.
Mark
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Re: Old 9" top oiler in Pulaski, WI
carbure2003
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Old 9" top oiler in Pulaski, WI
Gregg Eshelman
It's on a cabinet full of tooling and accessories.
http://bidopia.auctionflex.com/showlot.ap?co=2&weid=0&weiid=17177621 --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
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Re: oil felts for headstock bearings
Jim B. <btdtrf@...>
Which Model lathe?
If its a Workshop 9" or 10K you must pull the spindle. Even the 10R/L require spindle removal. Jim B Pessimist sees the glass half empty. Optimist sees the glass half full. Engineer sees the glass twice as large as needed. Sent from my RAZR.
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oil felts for headstock bearings
markfrazier16137@...
Is it possible to change the capillary felts for the headstock bearings without tearing the headstock apart? has anyone done this? Mark
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Foot Master Casters
jy_tthr@...
I have four Foot Master, GDN R60 casters. They are ratted at 550lb each and include the build in ratchet. They were on a lathe. Mounted and never moved until they were removed. They are like new. Will include the bolts, nuts and washers. All for $150.00 plus shipping. If interested email me at; jy_tthr@.... Thank you, Jay
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Re: Craig's List - 16" Southbend
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On Monday, October
20, 2014 5:30 AM, "'ARKnack' arknack@... [SOUTHBENDLATHE]" wrote:
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Re: Lever action collet closer
oscar kern <kernbigo@...>
all different sizes
On Sunday, October 19, 2014 7:43 PM, "James Rice james.rice@... [SOUTHBENDLATHE]" wrote: But do they have big balls, the biggest balls of all? Sorry, I'm out in the shop cleaning and organizing tools and hardware and that song by AC-DC just played on the radio. I couldn't resist. James On Sun, Oct 19, 2014 at 6:25 PM, oscar kern kernbigo@... [SOUTHBENDLATHE] <SOUTHBENDLATHE@...> wrote:
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Craig's List - 16" Southbend
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