Wow! What an offer! Thanks much. Would it be better if I just turned down the hub of the crank and sent it to you instead of using a sleeve? Please let me know whatever is easiest for you and thanks again.
Howard
Howard
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I think mine ended up being a B300. I have not looked at it in a while and I never did get any information or documentation. Sorry. I have some pics at my photobucket page. [email protected]
I am looking for some left hand 5/8" acme screws and nuts-16" or so on the screws, if you happen to find anything. I could also use a small & cheap USA cross sllide from an old lathe?
Hi Howard,
I recently acquired a B600 myself and find it without documentation of any type. I saw your unanswered request on the PM board and wondered how you made out with your cleanup. I would also appreciate any of your thoughts/advice on the machine and its operating idiosyncrasies if any.
I am lucky to live in Connecticut (Old Iron wise) and there are lots of Industrial surplus warehouses slam full of accessories for these old machines. Let me know if I can BOLO for anything for you. Please drop me a note. Best regards.
Two of the major surplus industrial places around here are;
Industrial Surplus in Berlin Connecticut
LA Tool in Plainfield CT
Jerry Honeycutt
Winchester, Connecticut
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