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Good afternoon. I recently won this Dalton model "H" at auction.? I am hoping someone can tell me something about it, as so far I've come up dry.? The Saddle appears large, with four additional T

Very good, thank you. I don't know how the V-belt pulley is attached, I can take another look tonight. I do not have a milling machine. The lathe came with a motor attached to a speed

Morning Larry OK as to the back gear its a six to one reduction of spindle speed. When you engage the back gear (moved the shift handle you just removed) you have to pull the shot pin on the front of

Okay, thank you for the info. I've removed the gear & shaft. They've been set aside in a zip lock bag & will stay there unless you tell me that I must reinstall it??? I have not found a use for that

I took some time and looked at all three of your photos and blew them up. Here is what I can tell you. This lathe has very little use as the end gear on the spindle as well as the two idler gears on

Well now here is how you remove the back gear shaft. You will note that under the part of the headstock casting that supports the back gear you will find two square head set screws with lock nuts.

Hello y'all, So I started tinkering with this thing and I have a few questions I was hoping you might be able to shed some light on. First, I need to remove the short gear shaft behind the 2 main

Hi Larry As to spindle speed. Originally your lathe was set up to run up to 480 rpm. Quite slow. You have drip feed oilers so you can run it faster but 800 is about all the Babbitt spindle bearings

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Thanks for the replies Dennis! You're machines are quite nice to look at. I wish mine looked like that. I thought it might take awhile to get it turning but it looks like I just need to mount the

There are 15 change gears. two 24 tooth 30 32 36 40 42 44 46 48 52 56 60 72 and 96. The 96 is not used with any threading, rather it is used for slow feed. You compound the 72 and 24 on the gear

Yes I have some change gears. Haven't gotten that far yet though. It came with a newer electric motor and a variable switch for speed. Someone made a V pulley for it to accept standard belts. So the

Yip a Lot 5. Look good and I see you have a chip tray and legs. Looks quite complete. Did you get any change gears with the lathe? What kind if any drive did you get with the lathe? This is my

Hey y'all, New guy here. New to this place & new to machining. (That's not entirely true, I have monkeyed with lots of equipment over the years), but I've never owned anything until now. So I picked

Hey Chris,Thank you for your interest and response on my Dalton 6,Type B,Lot 4 metal lathe wrote:

I just bought a pulley for my Dalton 6 lathe that was off a Logan lathe and it matches perfectly.

Yes,The 3step,flat belt one

Frank do you mean the three step flat belt pulley? Dennis wrote:

Thank You for the addition!I am looking for a countershaft pulley ,and or assembly for my dalton lathe?Any help would be greatly appreciated!THANK YOU

Dennis,Thanks again on the Collet info. Do you have anymore of those Spindle thread caps left that you made up awhile ago or they all gone ? Would like to get one from you if you do .Terry