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Thanks John! I'll sell the whole thing for $500.

c dill <paintandpetals@...> added the photo album late 1920s Dalton Lathe for sale ( /g/DaltonLathes/album?id=298912 ) : Selling Dalton Lathe late 1920's model Lot 5 with 30

I've seen a number of posts where folks have headstock issues, such as broken teeth on back gears. This looks solid. A careful inventory of the good points might reveal some real value that the photos

Not seeing photos wonder why of Dalton thats for sale ---- See Dennis photo fine.

Thanks, John! I'll add more photos and information, then post again with a price lower than that FB listing.

https://www.facebook.com/share/aXrxp3GwPmjvy8ia/ Saw this on Marketplace. Rather rough, especially for the price. John

What you have is a late 1920's model Lot 5 with a 30 inch bed. Lathe is in original finish and looks to be in good condition. Looks to have most of its accessories. There are 15 change gears that

Thanks Dan. That worked! [email protected]> wrote: -- https://cynthiardill.com

c dill <paintandpetals@...> added the photo album 1922 Dalton Lathe for sale ( /g/DaltonLathes/album?id=298890 ) : I'd like to sell this lathe to an appreciative user. It's

Are you able to login to groups.io ok? If you are, then goto the Photos section on the menu on the left side of your screen and use the New Album tab to allow uploading

I'd like to sell the 1922 Dalton Lathe in my house. How do I post pictures on the group site? Best, Cynthia -- https://cynthiardill.com

I plan to list my Dalton on Marketplace as soon as I have time for proper photos and inventory. One photo is attached. Roughly speaking, I have 4 chucks, two face plates, 14 change gears, some dogs,

Just putting this out to the group should anyone be interested. It's rough but restorable. My 1917 Lot 4 was in about the same condition when I found

What did you have a problem with on adding photos?? Just trying to see if there is something wrong at the server end. Dan

I have the same problem. My original chuck is badly bell shaped in the jaws. Now around .010” runout. Terrible concentricity. I found a backing plate on eBay that has a 1” threaded hole in the

Hy Ryan Sorry for the late reply. As to chucks for Daltons. Lot 2 3 4 and 5 came from the factory with four inch three jaw chucks and five inch four jaw chucks. There are a lot of good import

I did that once with a badly worn chuck. ?The procedure written up in some of the machine reconditioning books; may also be On Line in a video somewhere. ?You make a ring that will encircle the

Great idea, GP I actually spent a good amount of time tap tap tapping that thing with a dial indicator attached to one of those calibration shafts held in the chuck. My think was that might do the

Has a nice tailstock reconditioned by Dennis Turk. Tried to add a couple pics but failed.

Just a thought, but have you considered re-mounting the back plate? Good luck fixing it