What's new
What's new
By:
Advanced search…

F.S. South Bend Mic Carriage Stop fits 16" and others

T

tkrotw

Aluminum
Joined
Sep 22, 2006
Location
WY
Have a perfectly functioning micrometer carriage stop. Part number stamped on end MCS-101FH. No other P/N's visible. Was represented to me as fitting a 13" does kind of, spindle strikes carriage in the wrong spot. Could put a contact plate on the carriage, but I'd rather have one that fit. From the parts manual I believe it to fit a 14.5, a 16",16/24" and a 2H. $225 shipped CON U.S. or offer. More shipping to other areas. If I am incorrect on the fit, please advise.L1030760.JPGL1030759.JPGL1030762.JPGL1030763.JPGL1030760.JPGL1030759.JPGL1030762.JPGL1030763.JPG
 

Attachments

  • L1030761.JPG
    L1030761.JPG
    93.2 KB · Views: 84
Thank you

Interesting, different design. Is it stamped MCS-101T? I suspected that mine might be relatively new.

Tom Rose
 
Hey Tom,
No marking whatsoever. It did have a catalog number of 973 from at least 1934 to 1948.The design changed about 1949 and the 1958 catalog shows a style with catalog number 973 and 973-ME for metric.
Later the catalog number changed to CL968T or CL 968TME for metric.
A lot of back story about South Bend lathes an be found here: http://www.wswells.com/index.html
Thanks to Steve Wells for hosting!
1934.jpg1937.jpg1948.jpg1958 maybe.jpg1966.JPG
John

Your micrometer stop looks like the 1958-1966 vintage or later.
Found mine, new 1937.
 
Evening John
I figure I owe Steve Wells many favors.

The 13" part number does have the letter T at the end, 16" FH.

Are those your catalogues? I have some little 1.5" X 2.5" folding flyers. Keep'em in my treasure drawer.

Tom Rose
 
Tom,
No, not my catalogs. But anyone can download and save. I go to "Edit" in the pdf and click on "take a snapshot" and then paste to a picture program like Microsoft Photo Editor that came with Microsoft Office, maybe 2000 or 2003.
That is how the attachments made it into this post after a little tweeking for contrast or color..
John
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

Z
FS: Various lathe steady rests for South Bend or other lathes 13" , 16" , 12" / Follower rests that fits 13" southbend and 1 slightly larger LeBlond?
Replies
11
Views
1K
zamboni2354
Z
paulsomlo
South Bend MS-101FH 16/24 Micrometer Carriage Stop FS
Replies
1
Views
291
paulsomlo
paulsomlo
paulsomlo
MS-101FH 16/24 Micrometer Carriage Stop FS
Replies
1
Views
407
paulsomlo
paulsomlo
alcro1998
South Bend 16" Steady Rest, OVER Sized Steady Rest and Cross Slide Stops.
Replies
0
Views
504
alcro1998
alcro1998
SBLatheman
For Sale: Heavy 10 and 13” Micrometer Carriage Stops
Replies
10
Views
2K
ShadowBoxer
S








 

ABOUT PRACTICAL MACHINIST

With more than 10.6 million unique visitors over the last year, Practical Machinist is the most visited site for metalworking professionals. Practical Machinist is the easiest way to learn new techniques, get answers quickly and discuss common challenges with your peers. Register for the world’s largest manufacturing technology forum for free today to stay in the know.

Learn more about us.

STAY CONNECTED

Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn Pinterest Twitter Tiktok

Register Become a forum member. Register today.

Sign Up Sign up for our e-newsletter.

© 2024 Copyright Practicalmachinist.com. All Rights reserved.

Back
Top