monarch 16CY manual

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marka12161

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• Jul 12, 2019

• #1

Hi,

I just bought a mnoarch 16 CY x 54 and am in need of a manual so if anyone can email me a copy, i sure would appreciate it.

I've still got it on the trailer and need to lighten it before i pick it off. As near as i can tell from the archives, this thing weighs about 6150 lbs without the motor. This one came with a taper attachment so i assume i need to take of as well to get it down to fighting weight. My chain hoist is rated at 6000 lbs so if i take the tailstock off i figure it'll be right at the 6000 lb mark.

Mark

 

johnoder

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Houston, TX USA

• Jul 13, 2019

• #2

Here is the "boiler plate" that all the "C" manuals have - then they add a few pages of parts related to the specific machine

http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2103/15003.pdf

Can email CW manual if wanted - it won't address lead screw reverse

PM an address if wanted

 

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marka12161

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• Jul 13, 2019

• #3

Thanks John. This version will work for me.

Mark

 

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PDW

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Australia (Hobart)

• Jul 14, 2019

• #4

I have the same machine and it masses just on 2600 kg on the hook, FWIW.

Also got a manual but it's not really worth the bother. OK maybe the exploded assembly diagrams might be useful at some point. Never have been to me, they're not complex machines.

PDW

 

johnoder

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• Jul 14, 2019

• #5

Very similar machine - less than 5K for the 30" centers. I imagine they gained a little in the war years

PDW said:

I have the same machine and it masses just on 2600 kg on the hook, FWIW.

Also got a manual but it's not really worth the bother. OK maybe the exploded assembly diagrams might be useful at some point. Never have been to me, they're not complex machines.

PDW

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MichaelP

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• Jul 14, 2019

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I have a bit more detailed version of the manual. You can download it here: Dropbox - Monarch-SS-BB-C-CK-CU-CY-EE-K-M-N-NN-W-Lathes.pdf - Simplify your life
I'll leave the link open for download for a few days in case anyone else is interested.

 

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Dave Vincent

Cast Iron

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Rochester, New York

• Jul 14, 2019

• #7

Hi Mark,
I would not be worried that your chain hoist is rated for 6000 lbs, what is your building rated for?
Dave

 

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marka12161

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MichaelP said:

I have a bit more detailed version of the manual. You can download it here: Dropbox - Monarch-SS-BB-C-CK-CU-CY-EE-K-M-N-NN-W-Lathes.pdf - Simplify your life
I'll leave the link open for download for a few days in case anyone else is interested.

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Thank you sir!

 

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marka12161

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• Jul 14, 2019

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Dave Vincent said:

Hi Mark,
I would not be worried that your chain hoist is rated for 6000 lbs, what is your building rated for?
Dave

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Building is fine. 6 x 6 laminated posts holding up a W8x31 I beam over a 12 ft span. by my calculations, beam will deflect less than an 1/8 inch with 6000 lb load at the center. I know the chain hoist/trolley have significant margin but long-formed habits won't let me cheat the ratings.

 

johnoder

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• Jul 14, 2019

• #10

I know the chain hoist/trolley have significant margin

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My 1.5 ton Wright "Army" has a riveted on tag - "tested to 5500 Lbs"