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As Mr. Wroclawski notes, this is a Series 1 machine, with 2Hp head. The head is clearly a "more recent" unit, with the slow/fast cover casting on the front. I have a Series 1 2J machine as well, but

Looks pretty nice. My 2J was quite a bit cheaper but neglected, some things not working, etc. [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for the input George. The sales person I spoke with said it is 2 hp. I haven't heard it run yet because I haven't recieved it yet but I will let you know when I do.

"It might have a couple..... "RECENT" , shall we say *Enhancements* ? " Thanks Marty for the input. What might the enhancements you refer to be?

Series 1 with a 2J head and a Servo power feed. The number on the top front of the knee will give you the year it was made. Two questions. The horsepower of the head? How does the head sound? George

Well it appears you got a pretty decent machine. It might have a couple..... "RECENT" , shall we say *Enhancements* ?? ?To me , a "FLAKED Table" is basically ridiculous. Done for appearances, sake

Hi All, I had the fortunate opportunity to be able to use the company machine shop equipment before retiring but now I really miss it. I just purchased a used Bridgeport mill from a company that buys

The quills and housings are honed and matched to each other for a very tight fit. I don’t think penetrant would make it in, nor would it flush anything out. Never tried it, though…

I have a similar machine but never had the need to dismantle the head, ?I think Georges way is defiantly the best option but it may well be worth trying to introduce a release agent and allow plenty

I recently was called to repair a Bridgeport with a similar issue. His quill was getting very difficult to move. I removed the belt housing and the back gear housing as a assembly. Then the cradle for

Hello, I have a Bridgeport Series 1 mill which I purchased new in 1974 (#172.064). I later swapped the head for a 2J (#39231). It has been inactive and in climate controlled storage for the past 20

I'd replace the bearings with sealed bearings if the right ones are made.

Does it rattle when in low range (back gear engaged)? I bought a used J head for my old round ram, and the face splined parts that engage when in high range made a clattering noise. I replaced those

I'm the second owner of a lightly used Lagun FT-1 mill. I am continuing the original owner's business of making scale models so the mill is used on the average about an hour a week mostly cutting

Mine does not have a nut on the end you can adjust the backlash by loosening off a grubscrew that tightens on the keyway

This shouldn't be so hard to figure out. Pulled everything apart only replaced the 2 bearings,? replaced with the exact same gears. When I install the shaft assembly and tighten up part #88 (dial

When you need to transfer wire from that 20kg spool you got a great deal on over to something that actually fits in your welder...

I could scrap three parts at the same time wrote:

you machine 3 identical parts at the same time