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Dennis, I could use a cover for the change gears and also the guard over the the left end of the back gear/spindle for the 7-1/4" lathe. Thanks, Ralph Dennis Turk wrote:

Hi All I am in the process of down sizing the heard of Dalton's at the Turk works in Oregon. If any of you have a specific need of parts please email me and I will see if I can find what you need.

Hi Ron Your compound base went out in the afternoon UPS from the Turk works in Hillsboro. Dennis wrote: 0700Subject: Re: [daltonlathes] Stupid South Bend Question the compound is held on to the

9" manufactured 1940 To: daltonlathes@...: dennis.turk2@...: Mon, 16 Jun 2008 17:11:03 -0700Subject: Re: [daltonlathes] Stupid South Bend Question Hi Ron What SB

Hi Ron What SB lathe do you have as there are a number of different ways the compound is held on to the cross slide? Dennis

Evening Dennis How does one remove the compound Ron Peeler _________________________________________________________________ Now you can invite friends from Facebook and other groups to join you on

I live in Hermitage Pa. (next to the ohio line near youngstown, ohio)

Where are you located?? <markefrazier@...> wrote: attack, I 3 work limited paid their to go to

Sadly, but due to recent health problems,( I had a heart attack, emergency open heart surgery, a pacemaker implanted, a stroke, and I still have an aortic anuerism and an enlarged aorta all in the

Start it at $1, the auction will determine it's worth. ===================== From: formerboomer <boomer2480@...> Date: 2008/06/02 Mon PM 05:21:36 PDT To:

Any idea how much one of these are worth? I am going to put it on e bay and have no idea where to start.

In the lindsay cataloge is 'How To Run A Lathe' by the South Bend. Covers a lot of basics and will tell you more than enough to use your machine. Gene --- callin john <rumijohn@...>

Order a Lindsay catalog or order books online from them. Tons of great info. http://www.lindsaybks.com/ John Dan Lane <thud72@...> wrote: Hello All, I was wondering if anyone knows of

Hello All, I was wondering if anyone knows of some real good Beginner Lathe Operation Books. I use to work in a machine shop, but as a CNC operator. I have the very basics of how to run one, but

I got the lathe in my new place. It is not setup yet. It is a Dalton B-4 Lot 5 no. 440. Kind of strange that another one just got posted also a lot 5 no. 330. I have a ton of extras, but have not had

Hi everyone, Ijust picked up a Dalton six Type B-4. The lot # is 5 and the serial # is 330 It apears to be in great shape, The ways are not pitted or dfamaged in any way and all feeds work smooth. I

I was thinking, 19 is such an odd number. You should up it to an even 20. :P Just kidding. Have fun! Dan Lane wrote: any more????????????"-))))))))) I just sold a very nice one and it only left a

Dear Andy, Wow, Thanks! I don't have the lathe in my possession yet, but as soon as I do, I will get you the dimensions of the belt. I will also include some pictures. It seems to be in amazing

Hey Dan, Yes I really do turn my computer on occasionally. ;-) Send me your shipping address and the exact length and width belt you need. I'll drop it in the mail to you. Don't be shy. Note to all

Hi Ron...California... Ron Peeler <Ronaldpeeler@...> wrote: John What state are you located in? Ron --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and