The photo on the home page shows a 1920 head stock, with the same handle type on the reverse gears as the 9" I am trying to bring back to life. A member on another group sent a copy of the July 1923 c

John, Thanks for your reply, I am new to this group, and a "newbie" at using a lathe. As far as I can tell, you are correct, the gears are 16 DP and 14 1/2 PA. The DP of the gears I bought appear to b

Mike, Over the weekend my brother, who is in the PM department of GM, and I were having a conversation about the project on my 1922 9". Something I did not think of, he told me was the first step in s

Henry, I have the same problem with my 1922 9" model 25A. It has phosphorus bronze "Babbit type" bearings, with overhead oil holes. It does not have covers on the tulip shaped, press-in type, brass oi

Roy, Thanks for the wick info, I was pretty sure there was never a wick or cover in or on the oil cap from the amount of dirt and crud I found in there. Another option I have is to drill and tap a dri

All, I ordered the standpipe type cups from Gits as per your post. I believe they will do the trick, if they wick enough oil. Henry, if the bearings are shimmed for spindle alignment and the oil drops

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).

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 gear. Stev

I have a Gentleman from Ohio seeking a 13" threading dial, anyone have a spare to sell? Steve Wells

Denny, You are in a "Yahoo Time Warp"...:)) Did you see my 29 door plates I put up on e-bay? Are you that one watcher I have?...haha http://cm.ebay.com/cm/ck/1065-29296-2357-0? uid=41163366&site=0&ver

that word wrap thing, how about just Item# 230082910878 Steve

Ok everyone check out these 9" compound screws: The top one is 80 years old. The bottom one is 85 years old. I'm almost done... About two more hours cleanup and they are ready to go back in! Tell me w

Neil, Can you tell me the size and bore, I have an original 12" with 7/8 bore, maybe send me a picture of the broken pully. I also have a new smaller 10" Browning 3/4 bore it's an AL104 x 3/4. off lis

Neil, Sorry, I thought you needed the countershaft pully. Steve

I just ordered a 24" piece of .875 12L14 and 24" of .750 1177 from online metals for 29 bucks, including $12 shipping. They have a friends discount program and repeat order 5% discount. Steve Wells

Neil, I sent you a discount code by email. orders over $100.00 get an additional 10% off. Anyone can use the friends code, which for my last order was: 44J6X6 Steve

Here's a link to a forum for making plates by the chemically milled process that Denny described, you might contact Mike Burdick from this group. the second link describes how to make a plate. http://

Denny, Would mind taking a few pictures at the scrapping seminar for me? Bird wings, whatever looks interesting. Seth put up another cover, check out this butterfly with a clipped wing: ebay item# 190

I have a Nov 1935 parts book comming from ebay in a day or two, what year is it? Steve

Ok, I found the pdf, I do have a parts list for a 415, that would be the horizontal drive 9" workshop from the Nov 1935 Bulletin No. 19-B. Steve