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Dan I would be very interested in the lathe "BUT" I live in St.Petersburg Florida not like I am right around the corner.Terry

Thanks Dan. Wish I had the room and the strength these days…. Alas we all grow older. Looks great. Good luck. -Bart. Owner of a Lot 4. Circa 1924.

My brother bought this years ago from Dennis Turk, and it has one of Dennis' reproduction thread dials on it. Cabinet with drawers not included. I think Glen was going to finish it up and use it, but

I’m so sorry for your loss. My his memory be a blessing. John Rosberg

Sorry to hear that Dan. Condolences and we will miss his wisdom

Just a quick note to let everyone know that my brother (Glen) passed away 2 days ago. He went by the username partsproduction both here and over in the Practical Machinist forum. He would have turned

Dennis,?Yes please do look when you have the time . If not some pictures would be appreciated if possible. Thank you.

Terry you will need a Dalton made steady rest. I know of no other lathe that has a 7 1/4 inch swing or any that has a bed width that would match a Dalton. SB is quite a bit bigger. I need to look

Dennis ,,?Yes sorry should have said it was a 30"? bed ( Wish it was a 36" one-- oh well happy with the 30" :) ) ---Now the other question -- I do not have a Steady Rest will a South Bend one work

Terry, I don't see a problem with what you want to do. It would be even better if your lathe had a 36 inch bed but guessing yours is a 30 inch. Holding the cam at one in with the chuck and supporting

Dennis would a steady rest work what I have in mind removing the tailstock or could I do damage to the B-4 lathe ? The total overall length of the Cam is 18" end to end.

Hi Terry As to your question about follower and steady rest, yes Dalton provided steady rest for all models of lathes they produced. I have one for each model I have. Lest I think so. You guys

Hello Dennis ,Hope you see this. I sent you a email ( Your new email address) about the thread protector awhile back guess you did not get it. Do have a question though did Dalton make a Follower

One other thing Daron the Dalton 9 and the Lot 6 share the same set of change gears. Dennis [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Daron. OK I have two dalton 9 and one parts lathe and have had the apron gear box apart so ask away should be able to answer your questions. The small knob just to the left of the feed clutch

Hello Dalton Folks I found this lathe in Grass Valley, California for $300. Posted a photo album "daron dalton 9x4" No gears but includes lot of tooling. I just wanted something for making nicer

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Hi Bart hope this finds you doin well.

Saw that one in your shop Dennis a year or two back.. ? Yes it is a? good looking lathe. -Bart

Very nice, I have a lot 5 I'm trying to rebuild. Do you or anyone you know have a completed unit that I could get pictures of? I'm not sure how much my machine is missing