What is the part Number for the Direct Read crossfeed collar for a Heavy 10

E

ericskennard

Plastic

Joined

Dec 15, 2014

• Dec 16, 2014

• #1

I managed to find a South Bend Heavy 10 that was rebuilt. It is still in a friends shop in Texas. He called and told me that I need to get a collar for the cross feed that is graduated 0-200. It does have the 2 1/4" diameter collar. It also has a Taper attachment.



I can't figure out a part number for this. Yes I have tons of reprints.

Southbend parts supply said they have a part number AS64NK-2 or a AS64-R1. The trouble is they are just operators and have no idea what the parts really are so they can't tell me what this even in. They just want a part number.

So can anyone help me with this?
Anyone have one for sale?
Will this work with no other part change?

Eric Kennard
Satellite Beach, FL
[email protected]

 

I

iwananew10K

Diamond

Joined

Sep 12, 2010

Location

moscow,ohio

• Dec 16, 2014

• #2

is something broken? what is the actual problem?

did the graduated dial just get lost and you need replacement?

 

P

promacjoe

Stainless

Joined

Jan 10, 2009

Location

Tn USA

• Dec 16, 2014

• #3

That part number "AS64NK-2", is for a 9N or 10K. I have no idea if it will fit a heavy 10, but I do not believe it will. At one point there was someone who had a stock of these graduated dials. If he still has any, maybe he will get in touch with you.

stay safe and have fun.

Joe.

 

E

ericskennard

Plastic

Joined

Dec 15, 2014

• Dec 16, 2014

• #4

It is not broken or missing but my Mentor, Don Starks in Texas, said we need to use the 0-200. Southbend has answered me with the part number, PSBAS64R1. Now I need to see if I need any other parts for the crossfeed screw to make this change.

Any ideas?

 

P

promacjoe

Stainless

Joined

Jan 10, 2009

Location

Tn USA

• Dec 16, 2014

• #5

The port number is " AS1266R2 ". according to the parts list at "http://www.wswells.com/".

Stay safe and have fun.

Joe.

 

I

iwananew10K

Diamond

Joined

Sep 12, 2010

Location

moscow,ohio

• Dec 16, 2014

• #6

forgive my interest, just don`t want to see you buy wrong/unnecessary parts.

in your pic it shows a relatively late model 10L with large dials- if nothing is damaged or missing i`m not sure why someone would say you needed a dial.

it would either have a 100 or 200 division dial - each has it`s pros and cons,and is really a matter of personal preference.

if it has a 100 div dial on it now and you prefer 200 div, then your first best bet is to contact SBLatheman(Ted)

[email protected]

 

E

ericskennard

Plastic

Joined

Dec 15, 2014

• Dec 16, 2014

• #7

According to the serial number it was built in 1961. It had some cross feed screw problems when I got it but that is fixed. The 0-200 dial is just a preference for the work it will be doing. Thanks for the contact. I will try Ted.

A lot of work has been done to it. When I bought it, I added a new Buck Tru Chuck, the travadial and a spider for the backside of the bore. I can't take claim for the work. Don Starks did it all. He is teaching the art of chambering and threading custom rifle barrels.

Eric

iwananew10K said:

forgive my interest, just don`t want to see you buy wrong/unnecessary parts.

in your pic it shows a relatively late model 10L with large dials- if nothing is damaged or missing i`m not sure why someone would say you needed a dial.

it would either have a 100 or 200 division dial - each has it`s pros and cons,and is really a matter of personal preference.

if it has a 100 div dial on it now and you prefer 200 div, then your first best bet is to contact SBLatheman(Ted)

[email protected]

Click to expand...

 

I

iwananew10K

Diamond

Joined

Sep 12, 2010

Location

moscow,ohio

• Dec 16, 2014

• #8

cool, just wanted to be sure.
looks like a nice machine.

 

E

ericskennard

Plastic

Joined

Dec 15, 2014

• Dec 17, 2014

• #9

Thank you so much. Ted had a brand NEW one on the shelf.

Great help. I will read this forum more often!

Eric