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Hi guys, If you haven't seen it, there is a Dalton B-4 on ebay. It looks to have a set of change gears and cast iron legs. http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-DALTON-SIX-B-4-Screw-Cutting-Lathe-

As to spindle oilier on a B-4 Lot 2 3 4 and 5 The oilier are a thin walled tube that has a rolled edge on the top and then they are pressed into a drilled hole in the bearing cap. The caps were a

Speaking of Spindle Oilers, does anyone know where I can get replacements. One of my oilers has a missing cap. ALso, are they pressed in or screwed in Ron Peeler B4 Owner

Hi Guys, There is photo of a nice looking Dalton on the Practical Machinist website. I like those spindle bearing oilers. http://www.practicalmachinist.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/11/2650.html jim

Hi All Just an update on Johns lathe. It seams that the lathe has had custom spindle bearings and a custom or modified spindle from another lathe (probably Logan) installed in the head stock. The

Hi all I am posting this for a fellow down in CA. You can see the photos of this lathe on my Flicker photo site. http://www.flickr.com/photos/45888076@N00/?saved=1 Hello. I am a guitar and ukulele

Hi all John Brody emailed me with questions about a Dalton he has. He sent me some email pictures and I put them up on my Flicker photo site. If you go to this address you will see Johns lathe. His

Nice shop!!!!!!! JC

Hi John I don't know what happened to the machine in Sutherlin as we did not stay for its auction time. The lathe was in very poor shape and having the 8 or 10 foot bed it was a monster machine. Every

I found this group and oldarn through Tony's site in England. I've copied the pictures, etc. and have them next to the machine. What became of the other machine in Oregon? Is it going to be resored,

Hi John and welcome to the group. If you check out Tony Griffith's site in England you will find a bunch of images from original Dalton combination machine catalogs. Also there is a link to the combo

groups Cool, it works. I'm John Callin. That's my machine on Oldarn. I got it from a friends estate. I tried to buy it when he was alive, but he refused, even though it sat with a tarp over it,

I have tried to post threee times. I belong to 2 other Yahoo groups and have had no problems posting. Let's see if it works this time. John Callin, combo machine guy

That's my machine on the oldarn site. I bought it from a friends estate a coupla years ago. I'm still trying to get it set up and running right. The chain drive setup on the back is geared too low. At

Thanks Jon I have forwarded your message to the group. ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Jon Hathcock" <jrclockmaker@...> To: ronaldpeeler@... Subject: dalton lathe parts Date:

The pictures of this machine are now on the oldarn web site at: http://oldarn.com/dalton/known Enjoy. - Andy Walton Hills, OH

Hi back again I believe now that this is a lot 2 lathe. Note the way the lead screw shift lever is on the head stock. This shifter is a sring loaded knob that you pull to shift the gears and the

After looking at the pictures again I can tell that this is a Lot 2 or Lot 3 lathe. Note were the left hand lead screw mount is secured to the bed. This is the way the early lathes were mounted. The

Hi all Seams we have a Dalton for sale on the English ebay site. Check it out as it has some rather odd features. I have emaild the seller so we will see if we hear from him. Note the place were the

Hi guys, The website attracted quite a find yesterday. John Callin of Castaic, CA, contacted me to say he has a Dalton Combination machine, marked Lot 1 Number 103 D. He also says that it's marked