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Hello Dennis?Terry here from St.Pete Florida --Beautiful job you did on that SB. My Dalton is still purring away and always doing something with it every day greatest thing since sliced bread---have

Hi John? The guy is suppose to get back to me after the holiday.? He is a young fellow in his 20's I think.? Soon as I get more information I will post it up.? Oh and if any of you guys seen the

I've restored one. Happy to do another, especially one this rare!

Is the owner in the CT / NY area? Happy to chat with the guy in an effort to rescue / restore this rare bird.

Offer the owner one of the other make lathes in your storage. Emphasize possible parts availability? Herb ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2020 7:39 PM To:

The gear retainers are called threadless nuts. These were Hubert Daltons first lathe patent. Every lathe built uses these to hold gears on. The ones you made are very close to originally. Check out

Need to let you guys know that I don't or cant do any restoration work any longer.? I am a full time care giver for my wife now and this leaves me little time for any big projects.? With the virus

So what does he want? Everybody has their price.

Are these gear retainers used on regular Dalton lathes? I'm wondering what the original pins looked like. There was one retainer and no pins on my Combination machine so I made a temporary one out of

That was what I was offering Robert, a way to get it, but if he paid $50 for it that's not gonna work. The gears alone are worth many times that. [email protected]> wrote:

Dennis, Offer the guy a running SB or Logan that he can abuse and make parts with. so you can add that Dalton to your collection. It needs to be saved and restored and you are Da man. bob

Pictures I did a bit of work on that I stole from Facebook.? As you can see by the end gears they are in really great shape.? Also the lathe is in original finish though very dirty and has some rust

Hi guys.? On? one of the Face book? user groups a guy came up with some pictures of a Dalton.? Turns out its a Lot 2 serial number 4.? That makes it the oldest Dalton known? of.? Its a much

I added a cam lock for my Dalton lot 4 tail stock.

looking Good.

Yes, this thing had some use. I found the problem with the knee. The screw had a 0.070" bend right at the thrust bearing. The old manual press took it out. The knee lock was missing so I'm making one

Looks like someone needs a new worm gear that is also a lead screw nut.

When finished, be SURE to post a video. This is industrial beauty at its finest

Finally got the back gears freed up and in service. Now to free up the knee screw and look at the table power feed. More pictures of the mill end.

Hi Rainer? Early lot 4 several repaired gears teeth n the large back gear.? Compound slide is not a Dalton item something that came from another lathe that has been adapted.? Looks well used and