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You must be down south again. 3 times the rainfall in the valley, but I think we're getting 6 months worth right now! Dan

Tray as to the cross slide handle nut. It looks like yours has been damaged. The nut is round and there are two notches where a special tool was used to tighten or loosen the nut. Think of a wide

Hi Bart. Hope all is well up your way.

Tray I’m not at home right now so only have my phone to communicate with so I’m limited in what I can do. Yes Dalton cast in casting pattern identifications numbers.

Hey Dennis. Long time no talk to. Hope all is well with you and yours. -Bart

The numbers and letters you see are casting pattern identification numbers. The item you call a hanger is one of two standards that held the ceiling mounted countershaft. As to moving the belt from

On Dec 2, 2023, at 7:57?PM, Trey Tull <trey.tull@...> wrote: ?Good evening everyone, While cleaning parts today, I noticed that most of the castings had letters/numbers cast into them (e.g.

Good evening everyone, While cleaning parts today, I noticed that most of the castings had letters/numbers cast into them (e.g. 015, 016, B2A, B14, TL6, TL7).? Is this something that you have seen

Thanks Dennis, Your assessment is, as always, invaluable. My guess is the headstock and tailstock have been refinished with modern enamel paint, as the PO sent me a pic or two of condition when he

Hi Trey OK these are the only two photos I have on file for my two TL lathes. As to your question, TL stamped on the end of the bed right now I don't remember would have to go look. By the way Trey

Hey Dennis, You mentioned that the brass plates have a name you haven’t seen before. ?Do you have any close up pictures of the plates on your TL lathes? Does the serial number have TL stamped in

OK first the countershaft. The counter shaft is from an Atlas built for Sears 12 inch lathe. It's actually mounted backwards from how it was mounted on the Atlas lathe. On the Atlas lathe the motor

On Nov 27, 2023, at 4:52?PM, glenn brooks <brooks.glenn@...> wrote: ? Hello ALL, Just acquired this nicely restored lot 6, Sn 7090, 36” bed, from Bill Fit, in Seattle. Bill acquired

Hello ALL, Just acquired this nicely restored lot 6, Sn 7090, 36” bed, ?from Bill Fit, in Seattle. Bill acquired the lathe from a previous private owner in Oregon. ?Not much is known about the

Hi Trey Here is what the collet closer of the hand wheel type looks like. The thead of a 3C collet is a bit odd. If I remember correctly it's .630 - 26. I may need to confirm this as I am not sure

Hey Dennis. ?Thank you for all of the great information!! ?I believe I have read most of everything you have ever written….you sir are a wealth of knowledge. ?I actually have a picture of your

Hi Trey As to serial numbers each Dalton model or lot number has its own set of sequential serial numbers. We found this to be true when identical serial numbers showed up in different models. As

Glad you saved it! Look forward to more updates.

Good evening everyone. My family recently purchased an old factory and in the old tool room was a Dalton TL. I am really fond of old machines and have restored a South Bend Heavy 10 and an old knee

When you get your tool post kit the Tee bolt that holds the tool post to the top slide has to be fit to your Tee slot. This requires the use of a mill. Dennis.