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This message is for Dennis I have a lot 4 with serial number 2688 I have owned this lathe for years and use every week still works as well as anything new of equal size and capability I am just

Thanks for the info, Dennis. Do you think mine was produced in early 1913? Back in the 70's, I made a set of bearing blocks for the driven pulley shaft, and mounted an electric motor. I made a set

Lot 2 #22 makes your lathe I think the earliest one we have ever seen. There is a Lot 2 #25 and I have lot 2 #36.Yours is very complete and looks to be in nice condition. As near as we can tell the

I bought my Dalton lathe years ago, but was interested to know how old it is. It is stamped: Lot 2- #22. I bought back in the 70's in pieces. I made some parts and got it running.

I have since learned that there is a small button on the right side of the inboard gear that disengaged it from the main shaft to allow the reduction in speed. Pull it out to disconnect it from the

It is called the “Back Gear” and basically puts the lathe into a sort of compound mode (to borrow an old automotive term). It gives you many lower RPM speeds to use. Asa side benefit it does lock

What does this lever do? (Top center of image). So far, it seems to lock the machine in place by moving 2 gears onto mating gears on the main shaft.Dan

Dan this is what you lathe looked like when it was new. Dennis [email protected]> wrote:

Here are a pair of photos of what I got.Dan

PS: I have a Lot 4 so they should work (?)

Dennis: I have the change gears you gave me. I have never used them in that one part on my lathe I could never get right was the Banjo. Dan (if its alright with you Dennis) I cna pass on this set.

Hi Dan Dalton hever had a manual or at least any that we have ever found. Your best bet is South Bend lathe's how to run a lathe and also the Atlas operation manual. Both are very revallent to the

I have just obtained a Dalton Six Type B-4. I am a complete newbie to machine work but want to learn. I am seeking information about instruction manuals, sources of extra gears for the power feed

Wow this is interesting. First off there is little resemblance of this lathe to the other three prototypes we have seen. For one the other three have four bolts holding the front bearing cap on wear

Tag on coutnershaft that was found with the lathe.? Unknown if it is original or not.

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The letter H is an odd designation. We don't have any record of a Model H. There were however two or three prototype 10 1/2 inch swing lathes that have shown up but they have no lot or serial

Dennis?

Where was the auction at? That's probably the only dalton like that known to exist.? Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer On Sun, Jul 21, 2024 at 5:05 PM, Grey Pilgrim<pilgrim23@...>