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    Need 10ee forward/reverse switch

    Baldor BCWD140 and here’s a bad picture of the motor tag- I’ll try get a better one
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    Need 10ee forward/reverse switch

    It’s a 3hp 1750 rpm motor - here is my dog licking penetrating oil off the side.. delicious
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    Need 10ee forward/reverse switch

    The lathe had the drive gutted and repowered before I got it unfortunately.. it’s a dc motor with no backgear. Motor is powered by a baldor dc inverter with single phase input. Top speed is about 1500 rpm but should be 4000. I might repower someday but it works for now. Spindle start and stop...
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    Need 10ee forward/reverse switch

    My ELSR is disabled, just using it for a switch to send a start signal to a dc inverter.
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    Need 10ee forward/reverse switch

    I don’t have one to repair- my machine has ELSR with no tumbler switch. I’m currently using a micro switch in the ELSR control to turn the lathe on and off but I preferred the tumbler switch on my last 10ee
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    current 10EE lubricants

    The link above for 10ee lubricants doesn’t work
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    Need 10ee forward/reverse switch

    I did ask if they had any good used ones (they didn’t) but never asked for a new price..
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    Need 10ee forward/reverse switch

    1950 square dial
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    Need 10ee forward/reverse switch

    Looking for a forward reverse tumbler switch for a 10ee- anyone have a spare?
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    10ee apron handwheel knob dimensions

    I’m working on a 1950 10ee and need a sketch of the handle for the apron handwheel- can anyone provide a quick sketch of the dimensions? I got this wheel from monarch and it has no handle or hole for one- thought I could just make one but would like it to be the correct size. Thanks for any help-
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    Wanted: Taper Attachment for Monarch CBB

    Looking for a complete taper attachment for my Monarch 1943 18” CBB
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    New Haven Lathe 18”x72”

    New Haven lathe we just pulled out of the shop. I can’t seem to post any photos here but thought I’d try to share it in case anyone appreciates seeing this old lathe- can’t be too many of these left around?-...
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    10ee round dial to square dial bed swap?

    I have a 1943 round dial with a badly worn bed and saddle. I’ve found a donor parts lathe- a 1957 square dial, and am wondering if it’s possible to take the bed and saddle from this lathe and fit it to my round dial? Both are 12.5” swing machines.
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    Large monarch to be scrapped in St Louis

    They said it weighs 17,000 lbs and they have no way to load
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    Large monarch to be scrapped in St Louis

    They said price dropped to $2000
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    Large monarch to be scrapped in St Louis

    This lathe is going to be scrapped if they can’t find a new home soon: https://stlouis.craigslist.org/hvo/d/saint-louis-monarch-lathe-pre-1960/7485019329.html
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    Wanted: 1943 10ee round dial saddle

    I guess I’ll try to fix what I have just thought I bet there’s a saddle laying around somewhere in better shape than this one- the oil grooves are worn right off in places.
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    Wanted: 1943 10ee round dial saddle

    Working a 1943 round dial and my saddle is very worn- wondering if anyone has one for sale before I start working on repairing this one? The oil line feeding the saddle was broken off and it clearly was run dry for a long time before I ended up with it.
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    Recommend a lathe with 3” spindle hole?

    I’m not planning on it- seems to me I just need a bigger lathe for those jobs but I don’t have the room right now. If I did, that Broadbent lathe looks like it might do the trick.
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    Recommend a lathe with 3” spindle hole?

    Thanks yes the Leblond is actually the lathe that got me started thinking about this as it fits my space and has a large spindle hole. There is a regal 19x54 servo shift near me that looks decent

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