It's in Bedford, MA. I drive past there every day, but I'm chicken to go look at it! Just off of Rt.128 / 95. Next to Concord. 8 or 10 miles outside Boston. 1 if by South Bend, 2 if by... PG

That's an 8 hour drive (each way) from my Virginia location. Doable. From: SouthBendLathe@groups.io <SouthBendLathe@groups.io> on behalf of G K via groups.io <bug_hunter2000@...> Sent: Monday, July

Had a similar add a while ago in Wisconsin. I quickly responded and never heard back. Good luck to someone. Part out would be well worth the $150.

Connecticutt. Nelson W,

its in MASS animal On 7/26/2021 12:43 PM, Andrei wrote:

Where is this Mythical South Coast? There is no state or ZIP code attached to the posting. From: SouthBendLathe@groups.io <SouthBendLathe@groups.io> on behalf of mike allen <animal@...> Sent:

I'd pay teh 150 if someone was to get it & send me the dials & they can keep the rest animal On 7/26/2021 12:15 PM, Payson wrote:

damn!!!! it's a large dial too . a bit of a drive from here though animal On 7/26/2021 12:22 PM, Bill in OKC too via groups.io wrote:

I've already got more lathes than I can really fit in my shop, and if I were in that area, I'd be spraining something trying to get that one, too. :( Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) A

Look at this. Not mine. https://southcoast.craigslist.org/tls/d/new-bedford-south-bend-lathe/7355051053.html Payson.

Thanks – exactly what I was looking for Tom

here is the SB Form showing how to mount it. https://groups.io/g/SouthBendLathe/files/Techinfo/Drives%20UMD%20and%20Other/Form%20904E%209%20in%20Horizontal%20and%20Underneath%20Drive%20Unit.pdf BTW

Hi all, I am installing a SB 9A onto a new bench top and I am a little confused as to what way the motor mounting plate should be installed. This is the plate that bolts to the bench. This model

.0008, if that is the real reading, is quite good for a 4-jaw independent jaw chuck. If .008 is the correct number, you may need to improve your chucking technique. Another thing, you're measuring

Hey Webb, Thanks for the patience. The original numbers were the (.006-.008) were the width discrepancy across a 2.5-inch piece of steel that I faced on two opposing edges. The numbers I listed

Hi There,

UPDATE Checked the runout of the four-jaw with a indicator mounted on the cross-slide. The following two sets of numbers ae what I observed. One with the cross-slide extended and the indicator

I've run a two disc bar with no tailstock in the four-jaw to align the bed and spindle successfully. Do not recall the exact tolerance. I could chuck up the bar and run it again. But even if the

Hi There, Steve H, I think you have the wrong end of the stick on this one. It isn't so much an issue with the headstock being aligned with the ways as the face of his 4-jaw is not running true

You might want to obtain a test bar with a Morse taper that fits you spindle taper, they are available on eBay for a reasonable amount of money, or perhaps a friend who owns one would let you borrow