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Hi all you Dalton owners. If you have looked at Dave's pictures you can see that Dave may be a newbie to the hobby but you can also see he is a real craftsman. I will admit that Dave has sent me

Thanks! R.T. :D wrote: hence no bids. bearing

Hello everyone, I just posted a few pictures of the lot 4 I've finally finished after almost a year. The headstock, saddle, cross-slide, top-slide, and tailstock all spent some time out at the Turk

The seller is bilsey47 item # 7599225433 Considering what's missing, it's not worth the $250 he was asking, hence no bids. I'm not interested as I have a couple to restore already.

Hi RT???? All I can tell you is that the seller was not the owner of the lathe and they lived in Verona VA. Turk

Hello Fellow Gang Members, This is one of my alter egos addresses. Let yahoo deal with yahoo spam. Does anyone have contact information to the Dalton lathe that was listed on ebay several times

Hi all We need to clarify some of your Dalton history. I am afraid that Tony Griffith has some errors in his interpretation of Dalton history. Ron Jim Bonner came up with some court documents a

Hi all Lot 6 owners. I have a few extra Boston change gears that fit your lot 6 B-6 lathe. The only difference between Dalton gears and the Boston ones is that Boston use two keyways were and Dalton

Ron, As far as I know, the carriage auto feed stop was only available on the B-6. If there were any later models produced, I would imagine they would have had it also. The B-4s didn't have a second

Jim You wrote that "There is a collar on the slotted shaft that can be set to use the auto feed stop on the carriage." How does this work, and is it just on the B-6 or was it also available on the

South Bend Model C Hey I could use another one of these but I don't think I have the room. Ron wrote: to

Hi All Just a little note now that I have a computer working again. I have a number of projects in the shop right now. I am helping Todd Young with his TL Dalton that is a real puzzle as all

Hi All Well some one finally did it. Dalton user group. I will right more later but right now I just wont to say hello. Owener of many Dalton lathes."-)))))) Dennis Turk.

My lathe is a Dalton B-6. It has an 8 1/4" swing and a 36 inch bed. I got lucky with my lathe in that it came with several accessories. It came with an 8" face plate, a four inch 3 jaw chuck with

Hello Ron, My name is Jim Bonner. I have a Dalton B-6. Thanks for setting up this group. I'm not sure if the B-4 uses a ball bearing or a fiber washer for a thrust bearing. (the B-6 uses a ball

Trying to get an old B4 up and running. The spindle had 0.011 inches of play from left to right. I adjusted the thrust bearing to give me about 0.002 inches of play. I originally made it less than