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Greetings to all, I've only just joined this group having bought a lot 2 lathe through eBay UK about 18 months ago. Messages 122 and 123 refer to it. I've got it set up and running, but I'm not

Thanks John, that would be great. Hope you're feeling better. PK

I'll get a picture of the arbor and send it this weekend. Sorry for the delay, been a bit under the weather. John Kelly <nox2743@...> wrote: I need to build a motor mount but

I need to build a motor mount but beyond that it looks good to go. I'm still looking for an arbor for the horizontal mill and a operators manual. PK

Pat Nice picture of the combo machine. How close is it to running condition. Keep us posted Ron P B-4 owner Moodus Ct You I he wish

have much more tooling than I do. I live up here in Noxon, Montana. I found this machine at a local auction. An old machinest sold out and he had two buildings full of great stuff. Everything went

Hi PK Turk here If you go to Tony's site in England you will find some pictures I took of a combo machine that was here in Oregon a few years ago. Tony's site is

PK, You have a combo machine? I thought that I had the only one. I'll try to get a picture of the arbor tomorrow and send it too you. Where are you? Where did you get it? Is it up and running? There

I need a picture of the milling arbor used on the Dalton Combination Machine. Mine did not come with one and I'm not sure what type it takes, or how it looks. Thanks for any help, PK.

I have a Dalton Lot B4 #3092 c. 1920-1923 for sale in San Diego. I posted a photo album under the name of "John Brody's Dalton". I inherited the lathe and the toolings and can sell them together

Thank you very much for your info. I never thought my basket case would be included in such a small universe of machines. Malcolm Bryant. To: daltonlathes@...:

Hi All Well now we have number six or seven lot six 8 1/2 inch swing Daltons now known of. This size Dalton was built between 1915 and 1929. In the small number we know of the serial numbers run

I'm close to Hemet. If anyone want's to bid on it, I can pick it up and hold it for you JC gm54210 <bischel@...> wrote: Just FYI there is a Dalton Lathe on eBay # 140156589218.

Just FYI there is a Dalton Lathe on eBay # 140156589218. Looks well tooled compared to most I've seen. FWIW, Wes

Can aluminum be used for headstock bushings? The bronze ones were far too gone to be used anymore so I'm looking for alternatives.

Can aluminum be used for headstock bushings if there is enough oil ? My bronze bushings were way too far gone and now there is a delrin bushing in their place with surprisingly good results.

There is a B-6 currently listed on Ebay. It has the cast iron stand and possibly a Dalton overhead drive. Not sure the drive is listed as part of the

Hello all, I have a Mitutoyo dial caliper that I just took apart to clean. Seems there was a spring hiding in there. It looks like it goes in between the two gears that are on the opposite side

Cari, Just a few suggestions. 1. There may be information about your lathe on this website http://www.lathes.co.uk/. 2. If you want to sell it, eBay is one way. 3. Another way is through tool

This has been in my garage probably since my great-grandpa lived there. I don't know anything about old lathes, and thought one of you Dalton enthusiasts could give me some pointers on selling