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Hi folks, I am excited about this new egroup, but I have a 13" not 9" Its a 1939 model, sold originally to East Newark, NJ high school. If you call SB with your serial no., they can tell you where

Big Tom, Size does matter, but not here ;-) I'd love to hear your story. Paul R. Hvidston Upland, CA

I picked up a 3/4 HP motor today for $35.00 and I think will help my pulley setup since it is 1150 RPM instead of the usual 1725 RPM. Its made by GE and looks like its a capacitor start, capacitor run

Wish I had 13". Any South Bender can join in. Lets here your story. I bought my Southbend Model A 9x 24 on ebay last week. They are shipping it today. I hope to have it after Christmas. Got it for

I quickly put together a temporary web page for my 9" SBL restoration. Sorry if it loads slowly, I haven't taken the time to polish it up. I'll do that after I polish up the lathe

Can anyone furnish specs. for the 10K lathe? I am looking for a 9"/10" w/the 1 3/8" (or larger) spindle bore & have come across a few 10K's. Also source for parts list & drawings for the same lathe.

Bill From the information I have the 10K is the light 10 and virtually the same as the 9" A in most specifications. The heavy 10 has a larger spindle bore for 5C collets and a 2 1/4-8 spindle nose

Hi all, I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas. I have a a page dedicated to my South Bend 9" workshop lathe, there is not much there but at least you can see a couple of pics of another lathe. Also,

Paul, I have the lathe in storage. I will run over there this weekend and get that info to you, Thanks, Dean

Dean, Nice looking lathe. Could you tell me the diameter of the pulleys on the motor and at the top of the jack-shaft (the red ones)? I may need to duplicate those. Thanks Paul R. Hvidston Upland,

Paul, and the other SB egroupers, Loved the web page on the 9" SB, I will try to get some pictures posted of my 13". Ok here is how I got the 13" SB 4' serial no. 91573, mfg. 3 Aug 1939 (this info is

Tom, Wonderful story. My junior high shop teacher would barely let us touch the lathe (with good reason). I recall the only thing I got to make on the lathe was a hammer head. In high school, we got

Who uses what kinds of lubricants on their SB Lathes? A couple people have already chimed in: JS Early mentioned 30W ND oil. Tom Miller mentioned Fastenal's p/n 62642, Super Lube Synthetic Based

Hello everyone, my name is Roger and I live in Mesa, Az. I picked up a 50s vitage 13 inch SB and slowly fixing it up. It looks in fair shape excep it was handled poorly during a past move and the

Hi, Was just informed of this group and checked in. I own a 9" South Bend tool room lathe. I all but the follower rest for it. I got the lathe and approximately $3000.00 worth of Starret, Brown

I have a 1940 (in. model a and love it. do any of you guys know why when i use the back gear it jumps out Brett

I see you guys are doing the old leather belt stuff. I JUST WENT OUT TO MY AUTO PARTS STORE AND GOT A SURPTEIN BELT THAT THEY USE ON CARS. AND PRESTO NO MORE BELT PROBLEMS. IT WORKS GREAT AND ONLY

Can you post a picture of your belt installed? CARS. ANY

Paul and I have been trading notes on the SB lubricants and their viscosity. I am curious as to what lubricants are used by folks that have had SB lathes for a while. There are four types rec by

SUre I can but it will be a few days will be gone tomorrow I will send it to you Brett ------------------------------------------------------------------------ jwtaylor61@... wrote: