Dave, Thanks for the pic. Any chance you can verify the tooth count on the outer gear. I’m guessing it’s a 16-tooth. Thanks, Greg

SN: 114984, I believe it is about 1941. A photo of the assembly is attached. Looks like it should be a gear and not a collar. I am guessing it should be a 16-tooth. I have one of those, but figured

Most workshop 9” lathes use what is called a “twin Gear “ rocker assembly for reversing. But there was an early version (1934 to 1935) called a 405 or Type 5 which used a single insertable gear.

-------- Original message -------- From: "G K via groups.io" <bug_hunter2000@...> Date: 6/9/21 19:07 (GMT-07:00) To: SouthBendLathe@groups.io Subject: Re: [SouthBendLathe] SB9c rebuild -

You'retalking about the tumbler assembly? I can send you pics of mine.

Hey Guys, Need someone to take a look at their 9c, or enlighten me a bit. I am assembling the reversing assembly, and there there is a reverse gear, as well as a similar sized smooth collar or spacer

Exactly my thought. Knowing, even approximately, the dimensions of that dovetail would help a lot. On 6/5/21 1:07 PM, Andrei wrote:

I thought the L was the heavy. But what do I know? Typos are courtesy of autocorrect. From: SouthBendLathe@groups.io <SouthBendLathe@groups.io> on behalf of wlw19958 <wlw-19958@...> Sent: Saturday,

Hi There, There is an auction on eBay for a "Heavy" 10K milling attachment. I have never seen or heard of a "Heavy" 10K before and as far as I know, there isn't one. Here is a link to the auction:

Nice! I just ordered a NMTB30 ER40 collet holder. Need to get collets for it soon.

I have a MIL 4218. It only came with one tool holder for the Z collets and 2 collets and a broken one. I need to do what Nick did. I bought an ER Collet set with tool holder as the Z collets are

My brother has two SB lathes. He is keeping the 13" and selling the 9". I think it's a W model, made for a bench top. It's in Prescott Valley, AZ. He has an engine host for loading. Said he's

Thanks. It's in pretty good condition, just a few table dings. Gearbox for the table power feed and such are gone, just the box where the shaft feeds in and of course the longer right side end

Welcome. That's only the 2nd SB mill I've ever seen. Good luck. Payson.

Nice! Those bearings are supposed to be sealed. I found a manual with an actual part number and can buy replacements. Thought about doing that and possibly removing the inward-facing seals and

I think I have the motor pulley you need. Send me an email. Latheman2@... Ted

Sorry about being tardy on your approval. I must have been asleep at the switch. thats a nice Mil.l. SB tended to use proprietary pulleys. You may need to make your own. I rebuilt a SB Drill press

Not sure if there's a separate group for mills or not, didn't see one. I have a MIL 3212 mill bought at a university auction that is missing the correct motor pulley. They installed a single

I think these should fit either a S.B., a Boxford, or maybe an Atlas! The Hand Rest is an Unused genuine Myford (part number: 73/1956), Price: £25 ; The 'Steady' (labelled ASTER 8/120)is the type

Hi There, In my last update, I mentioned that the jaws on my Nine Inch Follower Rest didn't align correctly. To elaborate, here is a pic: I noticed that when the jaws are aligned, the guide slot