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Suggest taking a battery powered drill and a couple 4’ lengths of 2x4 and some 1/4” or 5/16” carriage bolts with nuts and washers plus appropriate drill bit and wrench. Set the lathe feet on the

At 65 I have figured out that I don't move as fast as I used to and I don't heal as fast either. Dave

??? ??? For those you you folks with vertical mills I bought one of these a ways back & I see that they have a bunch more . Good price for a happening chuck

Good deal , thats part of the " work smarter , not harder plan " . Wish I paid more attention to that plan in my younger days . animal

Basic plan is to take the lathe off of the table. That makes it about 300 pounds and 200 pounds., It has to come apart to go in the cellar anyway. Dave

??? These things are top heavy , remove what ever you can . Tool post , chuck , tailstock .... Ideally removing the lathe from the base . I don't know much about these lathes , but looking at the

We got to a price on the lathe and I am scheduled to get it Friday, assuming it is in good shape. I plan to pull it apart and am wondering what is needed to release the spindle belts. Manual calls

Ralph, shipping a lathe like this will run you about 200-250 bucks for freight on a pallet, delivered to a terminal near you. Upon arrival, just put it in the back of your truck and drive it

Thats my thinking , if it was a 49 Harley it would be a different story animal

I suspect a big part of the lack of demand is how much work will be required to get it running, concerns about whether unobtanium parts are missing, and what you found that led to you deciding to try

For sure. Not many want a project. Or another project, for some. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2023 1:18:56 PM To:

??? I gotto wonder if the fact that its partially dissembled is keeping folks away ? animal

It's just too far away, or I would be interested. Ralph M. Reese St. Augustine, FL 32084 (904) 501-5216 ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2023 12:36 PM To:

though its labeled as a 109 the pic's say different , probably won't last at thisiprice https://reno.craigslist.org/tls/d/silver-springs-atlas-craftsman-vintage/7641818730.html not mine animal

PROBABLY AXA sized, using the naming convention ALORIS

you know the drill , not mine just passin on https://www.practicalmachinist.com/forum/threads/lathe-chuck-5-1-1-2x8-125-plus-shipping.415101/ animal

You can get the chucks delivered to the US. Seems to be $190 in US not Canadian plus heft shipping and customs. We have sold out of the 3-jaw 2-piece chucks we do have the 3-jaw with single piece

I have a QCTP on both my 10 in and 12 in Atlas lathes. There is no markings as to their sizes, but both interchange. Please advise what size these3e are. The center blocks are both 2 1/2 in square.

Yes Mike: but