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I have a M head on my Hardinge TM mill. ? I would like to put a quill DRO on the M Head and use the fine feed hand wheel. If you have done this, could you please share your design (pictures, etc.)

Michael, Is it possible the feed reverse trip plunger was installed upside down? Don't know how this would affect removal of the reverse trip ball lever. Alas I have no further counsel other than

Gents, Thanks for the ongoing support and suggestions. As yet I've had no success in removing the part. When I move the quill screw the lever does show movement. That, to me, indicates the part is in

I had honestly FORGOTTEN that I had to FIX this as well ,so long ago !? It was indeed BROKEN , and it seems like it FELL out .? Sorry to be of no real help on the issue at hand. I suppose my own

good grief......that looks very, err, sad?

When I rebuilt my Bridgeport two years ago I had the same issue.? After watching a half dozen videos o rebuilds and trying several options, I finally sprayed penetrating into the hole every day for a

For Sale - Bridgeport M-head quill housing & belt housing units together, very clean, complete & running (motor is not for sale). Spindle is No. 7 B&S,?set of collets available to go with head.

You could drill through the piston from above, right through the plunger. That would be easy to replace and not damage the head casting either. On my 2J2 head, the feed didn't work and everything was

Michael, Old oil/grease has likely solidified. Magnet won't work until things are moving rather freely. Apply penetrating oil to the reverse trip ball lever and pick on it occasionally. If the feed

Hi Dan, Good advice! Since it's still operational I'm in no rush. I like your idea and will keep it in mind. I did try the magnet technique but the part didn't even move a little. Michael

Cliff, Yep, that's the part. I seems there is a better chance of getting the part free if it's broken. The part in my machine is still in one piece, just installed backward. Just spitballing here,

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I wouldn't even try to drill it. At best it will spin in the hole. At worst you will bugger up the trip lever leaving more crud in the hole.? I just rebuilt a j head. Was my first and was a real

I did a search for "reverse trip ball lever" and read all the messages. Non addressed my issue. I got my J head Series 1 BP about seven years ago. Outside of a few minor issues it's been working

Red drip??? I am guessing some one used an automotive? red wheel bearing packing? grease like the Shell I use on my tractor.??? It drips red.

It's it possible someone put a red marine grease in the head? When grease gets old it separates. George Wroclawski Service Manager McDaniel Machinery Inc.

I have a series 1 V2 XT that drips a bit of red oil, which seems to be coming from the gear changer handle.? The manual says that this head is lubricated for life and that? the back gears use Sunoco

I was in the Balt/DC area of MD and had to lower the price of my Cincinnati 17"x54" to $1000 to get a taker. It was between 3000 and 4000 lbs. That was about 4 yrs ago. Good luck with the sale. wm

Yeah , at $3500 I have no doubt that ol' booger will SIT there and how about that Leadscrew shifter ! I saw it has that 4 jaw chuck but the spindle mount could be a variety of things in that era. It

Absolutely location matters. In southern NM, you won't find much of anything without patience and luck. I bought my 11" Sheldon and South Bend vertical mill from NMSU surplus property auctions after