Steve, yes yours is one I delayed, I believe I have lost my picture of the Hardinge dial conversion that Denny sent me, so I'll have to have him send that again, I did find a large dial repairable scr

I have several Denny with worn out screws waiting on repair. If just needed for measurement and fit, I could send you a loaner one, Ed. Steve Dennis Turk wrote:

Denny, This is the lathe I sent pictures of with the strange long feed knob. Some type of prototype or? Steve <dennis.turk2@...> wrote: info. Your lathe is a Jr. model 9 1/4 inch swing lathe. That is

Jeff, I'm looking for a 3/8 collet, has to be one I can turn down to .625 shank. Like: South Bend 1A, Atlas 3AT, Cataract #3-3C, or a P&W 3PN(3NS) got anything like that? Steve Wells Jeff Beck wrote:

Teagus, Would you like one of mine?....LOL For Everyones FYI, I have posted the prices for my screw repair blank and cast bronze replacement nuts on my website, www.wswells.com Repair example pictures

John, You just paid for it, thank you very much! I did omit to include the insert repair instructions and the South Bend Bulletins for refitting the handle/dial backlash with the test screws I sent ou

Steve, Sorry for the long delay, I have not forgotten! I have a large dial 100 that I think I can put together with a repairable screw, at least until I can come across a 200 for you or we can have so

Sorry, that was a private message, I'm checking my drivers license to see if in fact I do qualify for "old fart" status....I seem to have forgotten exactly how old I am...lol Steve Steve Wells wrote:

here's a better file, Dave....:)) http://www.wswells.com/serial_number.html Added a photo of a real line card... Steve David Smith wrote:

Denny, PSC motors are common in the 1625 rpm they are only reversable if they don't contain a start switch, I believe. Steve

HEHEHE....washing machines....blower motors....HVAC...lower touque ... how old is it...post a picture?

Permanent Split Capacitor

Tell me the uf rating on the cap, if it's a run it probably below 65 and on the print it would be below the auxiliary winding on the L2 side, just a guess... and does the wiring diagram look like mayb

Product Family General Purpose Open Output Power [kW] 0.37 Output Power [HP] 0.5 RPM 1625 RPM Range 1800 Phase 1 Voltage [V] 115 Enclosure Open Drip Proof (ODP) NEMA Frame 56H Frequency [Hertz] 60 Ful

General Purpose ODP Baldor's extensive line of General Purpose motors are available in Open Drip-proof and TEFC construction in both single and three phase. Horsepower sizes available from stock range

here's a revision of the same print that shows the wire color, It's a C motor which should be less than 5% slip.

Reversible, permanent split capacitor. Manual reset thermal protection. Reconnectable leads opposite drive end endplate. Ball bearings. 200°C moisture resistant magnet wire. 1.00 Service Factor.

You got a steal of a deal on this motor, Denny. They work without a start switch by the caps creating the phase shift in the 90 degree auxilery winding, sorta like a 2 phase motor, I think it would st

Does anyone have a very nice lead screw for a 1943 3 1/2 foot heavy ten. I have an e-mail contact that needs a nice one for threading. Anyone know the length?(37 5/8??) Steve

While we are measuring things....can someone tell me the size of cross feed screw and nut on a 16 inch, is it 5/8-8 like a 13 inch? And how about the compound? Steve 'Grif' wrote: