WOW I didn't even think I would get back so many mail delivery failures because of the attachment. Moderator do you think you could add it to the files section? Thanks

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/southbendlathe/files/ "South Bend chronology.xls" is a spread sheet giving shipping dates form serial numbers. Jim B. "Any intelligent fool can make things

Where do you find information such as year built, etc.? I searched the data base and all the South Bend sites I could find but only came up with general info I already knew. The previous owner of the

I am in need of a 1 1/2 8 Die A new one from J&L is $45.00. Any one has one for sale or that I could rent . Only need it one time. Bill

Sorry John I dumb thumbed the email address. its dennis.turk2 at verizon.net spare about probably the There is old

Hi John also If you give me your catalog number I can scan in an image from the correct year catalog for you. If you email me at dennis.Turk at horizon.net I can send it to you. I also have a small

Hello John, Welcome, Your lathe by serial number and casting date would probably be a 1928, built sometime in January, you can confirm this by emailing Lablond. They should be able to tell you the

Andy you have any pics of attachment. very interested. shipping cost is not that big of cost for to me. very interested. you can email me direct as well. ron think for less than $10 to the

Andy, where are you located. very interested for my hy 10. Ron <andy.nichols@...> wrote: have general on E-

Andy, where are you located? I'm interestedif the shipping won't be too much. I would like to have a millingattachment for my heavy 10. Oren Truitt o.truitt@...

Johnny, Ron here (ronnew, forummember), what do you mean gibs to close. Do you mean they are totight??. I ask as I am an new sb owner and currently cleaning and tryingto cut some chips.

<andy.nichols@...> wrote: have general on E- ----- Andy, do you have any pics of the attachment. also, "classic sb" what do you mean by this, or is there a place to purchase original items

Hi. I'm new to yahoo and just want to say that this forum is my sole reason for joining. I work in the engineering dept. at a small gray iron foundry in Pa. My boss was digging through one of the

All: I have a Palmgren 250?(I think it's a 250) milling attachment and have decided to go with classic Southbend parts on my Heavy 10 so anyone needing one is welcome to it. It's a fine looking tool

Sounds like your gibs are to loose if the tool is moving.. Thanks Very Much, JohnnyKleso AKA rarebear www.REXMILL.com