How about a manual for a Pratt & Whitney model R6 tool and cutter grinder, circa 1940?

D. - You are such a cynic.

I'm looking for The operation/maintainence manual
for an Excel #3 Automatic Hydraulic Surface
Grinder.
Also the Operating and parts list for a Regal
Kitchen Pro K6725 Bread Machine.
Jamie

I'd like a manual for a Fadal VMC45,,I work in Whittier so I can pick it up as soon as you get it.Thanks in advance.
PS:Say hello M. Loomis for me,been a while since I've talked to her.

Da mannnuals boss...da mannnuals

I have an old: White model 628 Sewing MACHINE,
that I have to reset the timing on. Since I have
no documentation, and it is a MACHINE, maybe you
can help.
I figure, that since you're posting you're
willingness to help forum members using this forum
and not a paying advertiser, that you will be
providing these manuals and documentation for free
of charge. That realy is very generious of you, it
must be the Christmas spirit! This truely fits my
budgit, as being a single mother, I must count
every penny.
Let me thank you on behalf of every one, for your
willingness to help. You are truely Santa Claus,
since you never mentioned any price, even for
shipping.
Jamie

what happened to Ruttland Tool Man. where did he go. Oh, I know, he's searching .

Good Morning from California. Gentleman, I am amazed at the response. I am actively working on getting each and every one of you the manuals you have requested. Please allow me some time to find them for you. Thank you for your requests and I will strive to get you all manuals.

Im going to need more information. Some of you please provide me with the MFG and Thier part# if possible.

Also need Model Numbers and Serial Numbers if possible.

Thank-you for your generous offer for help RCS and if no-one else has said it yet, welcome to the forum.

The following for the T&C grinder and the drillpress.

MAKINO C-40 Tool & Cutter grinder:
Model/Ser: D-41-2153
MFG: Japan/Makino Milling & Machine CO.

Buffalo Forge drillpress with automatic feed.
Model/ser: NO.20, 67-3143
The only other numbers or identification would be the casting numbers on the head, pedistal and motor plate.
It is somewhat an antique so I actually give little hope for this one. But, who knows? Just getting it into print could stir a lead somewhere.


Thanks much for your efforts in trying to locate these for me.

Patch

Well its a machine... sooooo

Workshop service manual for a Terex/Schaeff HR16 circa 2002..


been after one for ages...

And yes..If you can find one I'll be mighty impressed ...

Rob

Buffalo Machine Tools of Niagara, Inc.
Dear Patch,
Thank you for the extra information. It is critical that I have those serial numbers.

MAKINO C-40 Tool & Cutter grinder:
Model/Ser: D-41-2153
MFG: Japan/Makino Milling & Machine CO.
1-(888)-Makino4 (625-4664)
Ask for Ed Nunguster and for $300.00 they will furnish you with the parts manual.

Buffalo Forge drillpress with automatic feed.
Model/ser: NO.20, 67-3143

4935 Lockport Rd.
Lockport, NY 14094
Telephone
716-625-9830
This facility is on vacation til the 26th of Dec.
Thanks again for the opportunity to serve you Patch and again for the encouragement and words of wisdom. Happy Holidays!!

Wow, that was fast.

I have already spent a good deal of time trying to find who to call for these. I will call them and if it works out for the good you probably
saved me from a lot more searching.

thanks much,

Patch

Gee I could have told you that...
By the way - its Ed Nungester (spelling)... But anyone in the parts department will be happy to take your $300.00 for that manual. Don't forget to add shipping, and their fee for adding you into the database.
Happy holidays!!!!!

well my friend,

It will be money well spent then.


And best wishes to you during the holidays.
Patch

I initiate Hollister to be the new manual finder :rolleyes: Not really. Have a Happy Holidays. Im off until Wednsday and am going to spend my time with my 3 favorite people in the whole world. My bride, my son and daughter. Wish you all a Merry Christmas. Talk to you Wednsday.

I need any information on a circa 1916 Canedy-Otto 16 inch lathe. Seriously, I do.

I have a Brown and Sharpe 0-6 inch interchangable anvil mic (model number 55) that is missing all the anvils except for the 5" to 6" one. Find me those items and I will be nice to you....maybe.

But, Forrest is correct. If you're going to advertise here, you need to pay Don or American Machinist to run your ads. Take heed of the advice you've received from the other posters. 3 months as a salesman for a tool supplier doesn't make you an expert on anything. Alot of the guys here have 20 plus years of experience and alot of them know alot of things I don't. You will NEVER become an expert in all aspects of this trade. Especially, in three months.

Andy Pullen

Thank you all for your sound advice and instruction. I appreciate every word of it. Have a Happy New Year!
Jarrod Thomas

http://www.shoprutlandtool.com/webap...atalogId=10001

This Link contains all the readily available Machinery parts lists & Diagrams.

Hopefully its a help to some of you.