Jacobs Rubberflex chuck Model 91-T00 and collets - L-00 mount

[aribert]

I sold my Clausing 5914 lathe, with L-00 mount, a couple of years ago. I kept the Jacobs Rubberflex chuck and collets in the hope/expectation that I would eventually find a similar chuck with a D1-6 mount. A few weeks ago Lazz offered up such a chuck, I bought it and yesterday put it to use. So now I am offering up my L-00 mount Jacobs Rubberflex chuck with a full set of collets. The L-00 mount is integral to the chuck. $375 shipping (via USPS flat rate boxes) in the US included. Shipping outside of the US to be quoted.

A copy of the manual for this chuck can be seen here (NOTE: a Euro tooling dealer has superimposed their cover page and logo): https://amtc.eu/files/downloads/used-machinery-europe.nl/DAT/OCC-12-062.pdf

 

[Marty Feldman]

Your link is to a manual for a D1 camlock mount, not the L-00 mount on the chuck you are offering.

-Marty-

 

[aribert]

Marty
Agree the chuck mount in the manual is different - I was more focused on how the Rubberflex collet is installed and tightened - the face of the chuck is the same. I figured someone out there w/ an L00 mount lathe might be curious as to how these chucks are operated and hopefully they now realize they NEED this.
Years ago, shortly after Al Gore finished inventing the internet, I found a PDF copy of the manual online but yesterday I was unable to find any manual other than the one linked.
Aribert

 

[lazz]

Is it possible you have some packing for the chuck?

 

[aribert]

Yup, I have some outstanding, form fitting, packing (at least for the chuck face up thru the handwheel) readily available - just need an interested buyer.

BTW the chuck I bought from you works great, I'd forgotten how sweet it is to have collets with an 1/8 inch grip range when doing one off repair work. I'm keeping my own collet cap/nut, modified with a lead in on the keyway, and selling my chuck with the unmodified collet cap/nut from your chuck.

 

[aribert]

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