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Welcome aboard! I have a Southbend countershaft for my Dalton... Works just fine. There's a picture of it before I got it up and running in the photo's section, under "Tim Resch's B-3". I'll try to

Thanks Tim, you just opened another door for me. I guess I have to keep searching places like Englishtown for the countershaft....there is a guy in Gilbertsville, Pa that has/had a ton of misc.

Hi Guys(and gals, I just recently purchased a Dalton lathe at a estate sale and in doing research found the site Oldarn, and Andy from there sent me here to say hi. It seems like I made a good

NO, not rusted to any degree, and that was supposed to be sent offlist. --- Chris M <chrism3667@...> wrote:

sorry, forgot to dig out the t/s and chuck. Those are abnormally rusted. --- daisy13ms@... wrote: ________________________________________________________________________

ok, give me a day or 2. --- daisy13ms@... wrote: ________________________________________________________________________

Hi, I live in Westchester, and I could pick the lasthe up. Please email me pictures! Thank you. Peter Kahn

I have a thoroughly_exposed_to_the_elements Dalton lathe for sale, circa. 1914. It's well rusted up. The tailstock managed to escape encrustation/rustation, and come to think of it the chuck did too.

I have had to use my number 3 morris reamer on most of the spindles I have worked on. Seams the spindles are soft enough that either they are burred up or someone has driven a taper in to fare and

So I've been operating under the assumption that the tapers on my lathe are Morse... The tailstock takes and holds Morse #2's very nicely, plus the lathe came with the Morse fittings which is

As I have quite a few of these parts sold, I will be disassembling my machine and parting it out. You were very helpful, and informative. I do greatly appreciate it. Sorry you thought " this guy " was

Hi Ron and Mike OK I have a number of lathes here that are only good for parts. Let me know just what all you need. If you wont a complete head stock or just a casting with the bearing caps. If

For Sale: "Dalton 6", type B-4, lot 5 model, serial # 5-N-494. Complete in every way with Dalton stand and chip tray. Beautiful working condition. Turk calls it, "the find of the

Can anyone made these for a Dalton B-4. I have on for my South Bend and use it all the time See Ebay Item South Bend 9" Light 10" Lathe Carriage Stop Trav Dial Item

Hi Michael OK what all do you need. Now I will tell you that the gear shifters were fit to a particular head stock and dont interchange well. Ask me how I know."-))) Why dont you send me some

HI DENNIS, I'M VERY INTERESTED IN ONE OF THOSE HEADSTOCKS, LET ME KNOW WHAT IT WOULD TAKE TO LIBERATE ONE OF THEM FROM YOU. MICHAEL DOUGHERTY <dennis.turk2@...> wrote: place and I have never

Mike I have the same problem. I also have left, but not the right Sooo I NEED ONE TOO. Ron B-4 owner ----Original Message Follows---- From: "dough444411787"

Hi Mike Boy your in for trouble as they were a matched set machined in place and I have never seen any that would interchange. I do have some extra parts so maybe changing out the complete head

THE MACHINE IS A B - 4 SERIAL NUMBER: 384 LOT 5

CAN ANYONE HELP WITH FINDING A REPLACMENT FOR MISSING HEAD STOCK SPINDLE CAP? I HAVE THE LEFT BUT NEED A RIGHT. THANKS FOR ANY HELP,MIKE.