Is that the bottom of the bed? (cappy is putting it mildly :-0) V boss? Where's the V ? It looks to me like the flat boss on the bottom/center of the bed. It is there for manufacturing purposes.(suppo

I have a set for sale. Send me an email. latheman2@aolDOTcom Ted

The guards on the headstock of the 14 1/2" will not fit a 16"......... I have them for a 16" if you need them. Ted

Latheman2@... Ted

He posted the same question on PM. Here's my answer: TM 2VS-CW Turret mill from the 80's. Made in Tiawan 42" x 9" table 2HP (Bridgeport clone, made in the same plant as Webb, and others) Ted

809 is the cross slide stop for the double tool cross slide. It mounts on the saddle where the follower rest mounts. Ted

actually there were large dial CF screw assemblies without thrust bearings. I have only seen one, but there is a parts manual for it (Form 911G) Ted

I have one for sale. Send me an email Ted

Lurch, "You rang ?". :-) 6" is correct. Ted

According to the information I have, those were discontinued in 1945. I don't know why, maybe there was another change that made those un-needed...?? Ted

Frame 203 3/4" shaft Ted

Too far from South Bend :-( Ted

I have one. Please send me an email latheman2@... Ted

Where are you located ? I have one that came out of a 13" for sale, with pulley. Ted

I would be interested in your thread dial that is missing the gear, if you want to sell it. Ted

The BXA works on the 10L (I use one on mine), but the adjustment is all the way down on most tools. The AXA would be the better choice.(I also have the BXA on my 13",that's why I have one on my 10L) T

Not Metric. That is the later model thread dial. Ted

14" Variable Speed South Bend lathe. Early 70's Ted

I have N.O.S. and used 3c collet sleeves for less Send me an email. Ted latheman2@...

I have a set of change gears for a 1918 13" for sale. Email me if you are interested. Ted