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What collet nose adapter are you using? The original Dalton 3C adapter did not have a flange on it and was flush to the end of the spindle thread when installed. the picture shows an original 3C

I have a late 20's B4-Lot 5 Dalton Lathe that I've restored.? I purchased a set of Dalton Collets along with the drawbar and collet adapter some time ago.? The drawbar appears to be too short by

This picture shows the normal setup of the compound slide. The lead screw nut is at the right side of the lower casting. As to the scraping this is not what Dalton did rather this lathe bed has been

That is Beautiful guy. I too got a lot 4 as my first lathe. Mine was missing many parts (still is) I also had to build a base (used a old Dewalt saw stand), rebuilt the motor mount and pulley system

Hello, Last summer I was given a Dalton lot 4 lathe (no. 2071) with a 36" bed by a friend who had owned it for a number of years. It was operational and fully functional, with a couple minor issues

Also look at how thin the bottom casting for the tail stock is. This confirmed its a Lot 2 as the swing on a Lot 2 is 6 inches a Lot 3 7 1/4. wrote:

Yes the compound looks to be the lot two series. Lot 3 used the same bed and other parts from the Lot two but had different cross slide and compound slice more like a Lot 4. Blew the picture op a

Maybe a lot 3? No serial # or lot # on the bed.

Here's what I believe is a lot 2 for sale. I asked them for the serial number they couldn't find it

Little better view of the two lathes. [email protected]> wrote:

Boy now there is a rare one. I have a really bad one and I know of two others so that makes four. I have always felt that this model turned out to be too expensive to build given the market they

Dennis there's a lot 5 serial # 55 for sale one of the first 100.

It measures as a lot 6 but doesn't say it on the bed.

Rick this is the first one with the most complete overhead double silent chain drive we have seen. Usually one or two of the guards are missing. Lot 6 or Dalton 9 I can't tell from the photo.

Picked this up when I was in upstate NY.

Lot 4 guessing about 1920 production. What's the serial number on the end of the rear bed way? Has most of its original countershaft drive setup. There are 15 change gears that came with the lathe

Ran across this dalton six in what appears to be great shape. Has 3 different size chucks, a box of gears