Change Gears with mystery components

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ArtTech

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• Oct 17, 2016

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Hello all, I recently acquired as surplus to items I needed, a group of change gears. I believe the gears are change gears for a Harrison or Clausing lathe. The internal spline bore is a hex key measuring 1.010" at the outside and .850" at the inside, with a width of .510". I have a link to pictures of the gears and misc parts.
My question is do these gears belong to a Harrison or clausing lathe with their internal configuration? The other question is what is the purpose of the handle, cap, shaft, and bushing included with these gears? ArtTech

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Last edited: Oct 17, 2016

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iwananew10K

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• Oct 17, 2016

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linky no worky.

 

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SteveBausch

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• Oct 17, 2016

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I'm thinking dividing head (the little crank) and its lead attachment.
The shaft would be used to drive the lead attachment.

Perhaps Kearney Trecker, perhaps Brown & Sharpe.

 

johnoder

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• Oct 17, 2016

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K&T Dividing Head related - for CERTAIN in the upper photo

 

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SteveBausch

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• Oct 20, 2016

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The KT Conventional Lead Attachment has 13 gears:
2 of 48
Two of 24
100, 86, 72,64,56,44,40,32,28

 

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adama

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• Oct 20, 2016

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Harrison generally used a key way in there change gears, cochester used the 6flute spline, as did a few others.

 

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SteveBausch

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• Oct 20, 2016

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adama said:

Harrison generally used a key way in there change gears, cochester used the 6flute spline, as did a few others.

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I'd like to know the tooth counts....

 

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adama

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• Oct 21, 2016

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^ Why pretty much any lathe with a given lead screw used the same tooth counts. Equally most makes made a lot of odd tooth counts off chart for specials too, hence how does it help?

Harison change gears are all 5/8" thick too key-way only and are generally cast iron through out the size range. Well at least uptill there later lathes when they joined up with colchester, think they too went to 6 tooth spline then but must have been around the 1980-1990 time range.

 

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gadget73

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• Oct 21, 2016

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That probably can be read as "I want to know if it will fit something I have".

 

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• Oct 21, 2016

• #10

As perviously stated. They're K&T change gears for the 5798 conventional lead attachment

 

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