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    Rockwell/ Walker Turner 6" grinder 73-030

    New to me would like to mount on shelf to the wall. Looks like this unit wants to be accessible from the sides (on a pedestal)??? Also why the reversing switch? Thanks Bob
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    Cincinatti tray top gear oil cold weather

    Shop 55 degrees using ISO 68 now what lighter oil to use - Concerned not getting proper flow to spindle bearings.
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    Unknown Indexer

    Just payed flebay.
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    Unknown Indexer

    Thanks all - Now I know the casting # in pic 3 is SCG225!. What is amazing is I have that very same Rockwell grinder - one came from a friend the Unihead was bought at Liberty tool only because it looked interesting -10 years apart. Bob
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    Unknown Indexer

    Thanks Now I get it. Bob
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    Unknown Indexer

    Help please in ID of this indexer. Not sure if mounted to block side or scale side when I make a mounting plate??? Bob
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    Cincinnati lathe taper attachment part

    Have same unit -did you find the part? Bob
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    Long 3 Legged Lathe (Whitcomb Blaisdell) Questions

    Can Help Just call me - have the same unit and can probably save you a lot of time with answers. Bob
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    Help assembly order dial caliber

    Have all the parts - stumped on how to get bezel ring on with that spring?
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    Help assembly order dial caliber

    Was given to me is pieces - not sure how to get bezel ring spring behing the brass plate and assemble. Bob
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    Heald NO 72A grinder Cincinnati Horizontal Mill

    The total weight was 13,820 - one was 6,880 (Heald ?) other 7,140.
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    Heald NO 72A grinder Cincinnati Horizontal Mill

    Thanks I hate to see these get chunked up. Only information Fred has was they were running machines. Think may be 6,870 lbs. I can go back (10min.) and try to get more pictures or numbers if someone is serious. Bob
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    Heald NO 72A grinder Cincinnati Horizontal Mill

    Scrap Yard Find - I know nothing about these machines and scrappers know even less - just thought someone may be interested. MSR Recycling Central Maine. Bob
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    Hoist / trolley Chucks

    Needed to be able to clear objects at 34" and extend to 45" to reach furthest lathe spindle with chuck - so Barn door track would not work - this will slide like a greased pig with 150lbs hanging. In theory the anchors are good for 2000lbs each - the concrete is my only concern???. Not clever...
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    Hoist / trolley Chucks

    The turnbuckle was to compensate for any deflection - wanted to keep the chuck rolling towards the base not depending on the stop.
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    Hoist / trolley Chucks

    Correct - 4 - 3/8" drop in toothed anchors rated at 2000lbs each I hope. Will be able to pluck vises and chucks from a shelf swing into place and lower - was limited on space between 3 machines in a circle.
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    Hoist / trolley Chucks

    Just another way to move from shelf to machines. VW rear wheel bearing and two serpentine belt idlers. Lifted and moved my fat ass so should be fine for 100lbs. Can not figure how to correct orientation of last picture?? Bob
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    Cincinnati 12 1/2 hadrashift metric ??

    For a Tray Top
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    Overload Clutch Worm Gear Specification

    Series 1 ish part number 2190103? US $19.88 Bob B92 BRIDGEPORT MILL PART milling machine OVERLOAD CLUTCH WORM GEAR 2190103 M1386 | eBay
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    Bridgeport Right Angle Head #3 Cracked

    Thanks - Adjusted the Spindle Lock Nut - Moves the gear and bearing(ground spacer and lock ring capture bearing)inbound to get a good gear backlash. Was the spacer factory ground to give both good backlash and bearing preload when all was new?? Did not feel like I had any bearing preload when...

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