geoffmickelson
Plastic
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- Apr 19, 2015
I have a 20" Monarch serial #37410 built in 10 of 1952 it has an air tracer on it and I want to put a regular cross slide on it How can I find a cross slide for it thank you
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20' Monarch lathe
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Richard King
Diamond
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- Jul 12, 2005
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- Cottage Grove, MN 55016
You could go to Surplusrecord.com and click on Wanted. You need to put in some dimensions and take some pictures of the cross-slide saddle section so when someone responds you can send them something. Also Machinetools.com has a similar wanted site. Most of the used machinery dealers in the country will get an email with your wanted ad. Many of them have a parts department. Also this forum has a wanted and forsale forum. List there. Good luck...
PS: If not you maybe able to fit another brand to your machine or you could have a machine rebuilder make one.
PS: If not you maybe able to fit another brand to your machine or you could have a machine rebuilder make one.
Mebfab
Diamond
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- Jun 7, 2003
- Location
- Mebane North Carolina USA
Wait it out on ebay. Monarch will possibly have a used one for obscene amounts. A machine dealer would be slightly cheaper, but far less likely to have. And if you are a hobbyist you wont pay that much.
I had one from a big monarch. Sold it on ebay about a year ago. I think it weighed 85 lbs.
I had one from a big monarch. Sold it on ebay about a year ago. I think it weighed 85 lbs.
Milland
Diamond
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- Jul 6, 2006
- Location
- Hillsboro, New Hampshire
It would help to know the model number, and a picture or two of your lathe will aid anyone trying to help.
FWIW, I have an 27" (rated diameter) 1945 NN that's probably too big to work on your machine, but the cross slide will be surplus due to a planned conversion to CNC (I'll be making my own).
jlegge
Stainless
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- Oct 7, 2004
- Location
- Grayslake, IL
What model or series of lathe is this? Series 60/61? A picture would help. Some of the tracers Monarch supplied could be used in manual mode, but you loose some features.
