David weight is approx 2800# pounds according to the southbend book. They also made this lathe in a 14 inch. Hope this helps. JIM

Hello, Am new here and have a few questions about a 10" south Bend tool room lathe I am going to look at and possibly purchase. I have not worked with anything bigger than one of the 7X12 imports

-I have a 6 foot and it lists a 2350 + 150 for the T/A I'd add 400 + fot the extra lenght. <wallyblackburn@...> wrote:

A thing of beauty! Chris Dennis Turk wrote:

Hi I got a bunch of unfinished lead screws that came out of SB after the auction. What my observations are is that the A B screw is quite different than a C screw. More than just tunning the

If they followed the same trends as the older wide beds, (Denny can correct me, if I'm wrong..haha) the gear blank on the shaft is there, it just has been turned down soas you can't cut the

Please give me yourphone # and I'll call you. I'm interested in the lubricants-oil cans, andbar stock. Thanks, Paul C. in CT

Hi folks, I've got some lathe related accessories for sale that I thought I'd offer up here before putting on ebay. Albrecht Drill chuck with an MT#2/jacobs #2 taper arbor, in excellent condition.

OK, that's why I asked - I've always had trouble remembering the different models. Sooo, the A and B should have identical cross feed screws (with the gear), and the model C should be unique (no

I picked this up and have been putting things together bit by bit. Can anyone tell me any history of this catalog number? I looked through the posted messages, FAQ, and other info on the site and

Wally The B has power cross feed, it just used standard change change gears for threading, did not have a QC gear box. Steve Wells <wallyblackburn@...> wrote: the gear).

Wow...a 10 foot bed?! I don't know, you might be pushin' it there. I would figure 2000 pounds for even the shortest bed 16", but my experience has been mostly with the more modern gear-head

Double-checking on an assumption I am making. I would guess that the Models B and C cross feed screws are identical (no cross feed gear). And, obviously, the A has the integral gear for cross

Hi, I am trying to rebuild the apron on my heavy 10" SB lathe, and need the pinion gear that engages the rack. The gear has 14 teeth, is 1.145"OD x .75" on a shaft that is .750" diameter by 4"

Hi Turk, Very nice!!! I wonder if you could post a couple of measurements for me please? I'd like to know how wide the carriage is and the width of the ways. I've been building up some statistics

Hi All Well I have put the first pictures of were the 1910 SB is as of tonight. I have competed all the scraping and most of the paint work and have started fitting and assembly. Take a look at the

Do I mount the tools in the toolpost directly, maybe with some shim stock to put the cutting edge at exactlydead center, or do I still need to use tool holders? You do not need a separate tool holder.

hi guys i have a simple way to align the centers take a pc of 1" drill rod (or crs) but drill rod is better and cut two discs about 3/4 thick place in accurate chuck and face and center drill both pcs

Tail stock alignment This works well with a six inch scale between your tool bit and the work piece in your lathe to get the bit on center. AS to using this for checking the alignment of the tail

Hi Members. For those of you who might be interested in replacing your spindle drive belt with leather may be interested in < www.LeatherDriveBelts.com > They can be supplied with Clipper clips & a