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Have you considered an electronic leadscrew? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7_sNKk_tTc

I can tell you how I handled this situation. I sold my lathe and bought a 9A. The price I got for my old one and the price I paid for the 9A with a GCGB was a lot less than the cost of a GCGB not

If anything I believe you would be shortening the lead screw . DO ya by chance have a copy of the illion rebuild book ?? That show's pretty good pic's of how it all fit's together . I think if ya

Periodic maintenance begets upgrades, as they do.? I've had my 1926 9" workshop(?) model B 4 foot for about eight years, and have been upgrading things as needed. I'm thinking that I might take the

Hello: I am in Chicago……

Where is it located?

My Uncle, who used to be on this list, passed away last year. His wife is clearing out his storage and I toured it today. I spotted this lathe, and took some pictures. It's in rough shape and the

hello everyone: for sale is a Model 25-AB lathe with the hard to find bench top feet. has almost all the tooling one could have for this lathe...a follow rest and a center rest. all of the change

Hello: I have a (1920’s) Southbend Model 25-AB lathe for sale. ?Has a ton of tooling. ?Follow and center rest, all of its change gears on its original travel spindle. Large and small face plates.

Much as I would love to, transport from CA to southern MO sight unseen (except for pics) is too rich for my blood. Can someone put them up on a local Craigslist or Marketplace for him? I'd really hate

I am sure he could get wine money if he took some parts off and sold them. Easy stuff, like the chuck, the tailstock, the motor, compound... nothing that require extensive effort. Can someone share

Now that we have an idea of size and age is there anybody in the Southern Califoria or (further away) that would be interested in these lathes. Do to the age and general condition the owner is not

That first one looks a lot like my 1942 UD Heavy 10R, 199-Y. The giveaway between the 9/10K and the Heavy is that funky spindle lock handle on the tailstock, but the 11 had that as well. The dataplate

Looks like my 1922 15x8. Apron, headstock same. See attached photo and serial number pdf Sent: Tuesday, April 2, 2024 10:54 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SouthBendLathe] Lathe

OK here are the pictures for the outside lathe with no serial numbers or tail stock ( anymore) -- Bill From Socal

I've been told the other lathe does not have any serial numbers on the bed, does this seem likely? I'm asking for pictures to confirm. -- Bill From Socal

I see the error of my ways, I only looked at the first page and failed to notice the 2 and 3 at the bottom. -- Bill From Socal

??? Thanks , that's a pretty interesting way to handle that . I've bee eyeing one of the long top slide castings from MLA that lets ya have a rear tool post . thanks animal

Hit send too quick, here's some more photos. Headstock casting photo from ebay listing, comparison of the two headstocks (note the modified quick reverse and the new stock quick reverse mounts). Last

I bought the lathe in about 1985. It sat uncleaned and unused until about ten years ago when I disassembled, cleaned and painted it. I was going to use the cast iron legs from my Enco12x36 which I