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I've got to admit, folks, this email does sound a little phishy to me. Dennis sent it at 5:42 a.m. on a Saturday morning? Really? We'll see when he chimes in on this.... :) Dan

Hey guys I'm trying to restore a dalton t-l I'm trying to figure out how the mount is.suppose to work for the step pulley I have included a photo of the mount it has grooves on the inside and a slot

I might be wrong, but it reads like a phishing ploy. Was Dennis hacked? Be careful john rosberg wrote: -- PLEASE BE KIND TO YOUR EMAIL FRIENDS Before forwarding please remove all email addresses

You bet? John Rosberg Documentation and Training john_rosberg@... https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnrosberg Riverwoods, Il 847-502-1833

Of course. How can I helpLarry

I hope this find you well, Can i ask you a favor? Regards Dennis

Here is a picture of a standard bearing block though its mounted in an overhead drive for a Lot 5 lathe. This I believe is what your bearing block looks like. Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent:

Sounds like you have a pair of old Hubert’s patent countershaft bearings. OK the shaft is 7/8 diameter the slot in the bearing block is there so you can install a ring on the shaft as you pass it

I’m wondering if you don’t have a lathe like Phil Boxel in the UK. Its tagged Lot 2 but is definitely a Lot 4 lathe. You can see it on Tony Griffiths Web site. Makes me wonder why both of these

Pretty weird, lot 2 compound base drops right onto my lot 4. <partsproduction@...> wrote:

Hi Glen, hi Dennis, it seems, that my Compound is really diferent to that one on the Picture. Glen, thanks for your Offer. I dismantle my one next Weekend end send Pictures.

Dennis, Is the screw and nut the transferable to a lot 4? wrote:

Those of you with a Lot 2 Dalton need to know that the compound lower casting as well as the top casting are unique to that model. Lot 3 and later lathes used a totally different arrangement for

Obviously the dial is not on the unit. wrote:

Here's that lot 4 (Possibly lot 3?) compound base, screw, nut, dial and handle. <partsproduction@...> wrote:

You are right on the compound screw being RH Dennis. BTW, Ranier, I'll post a photo of that compound base, screw nut dial and handle I have. You figure out the shipping and customs etc and paypal

So so sorry about your thoughts on right or left hand screws. One has to look at how the screw is mounted. On the cross slide the screw is stationary and the nut is on the moving cross slide. So

Dennis, Both my lot 4 and 6 compounds have LH screws, when I turn the handle clockwise the feed is away from the handle (in), I think the TS screw is also, as I only know of one lathe in my shop with

Hi Glen, its Rainer from old Germany. Is it possible to send both to me? I need them for my Lot2 Regards, Rainer -- Rainer Zauritz R.Zauritz@... Gesendet:

Good Morning Joshua OK the cross slide compound slide and tail stock on all Daltons lathes us a 10 pitch acme thread. Cross slide and compound slide screws on all Dalton lathes are 7/16 diameter.