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You could look on VM for the latest dial type number 2 weight and use that as an educated guess since the DTs where the heaviest

Or.....42/56 = .75 and 40 times .75 = 30

If it has T/A or the mounting bolt holes maybe you can provide Mark with some T/A dimensions related to its mounting on carriage saddle. While you are at it, say length of carriage saddle

Both my full line catalogs ('39 and '40) have one teeny photo of it back there mounting coolant piping for whatever reason

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PDF page 12 shows back of Series O apron clutch - I'll guess its worn out gears - the worm and its gear

http://www.wswells.com/data/catalog/1930_Bltn_No.16/1930_Bltn_No.16.pdf

I'll also guess...

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You could do a search for Bearing Scraper - which come (or are custom built) in sizes teeny thru large



My post #3 kicks off with a sentence having the word similar in it:D

"Model A" from late thirties / forties - the "small" L&S

Thanks Doozer - I'll mail this out promptly

#4 Universal similar, just bigger

"gap" or split in bearing filled with phenolic "wedge" - preventing over "snugging"

I just ground up a "plug " about 8" long the exact same dia as the journal...

You are less than half way there

18 to 432 in 1930

Last two entries here from 1935 - which shows the later "L" type spindle nose - that your example lacks

Reed-Prentice Co. - Publication...

Pdf Page 17 shows they were making them 110 years back

http://pounceatron.dreamhosters.com/docs/atw/atw-1911-product-guide.pdf

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Just find the lot numbers in the lot book sections here all dated 06/18/2014

Kearney & Trecker Co. - Publication Reprints | VintageMachinery.org

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Tom - semi finished refers to the piece of metal that goes between your spindle nose and the chuck

By semi finished, they infer that the spindle face of the piece of metal is ready to put on your...

11" shown in this 1923 catalog - that makes it a Series O - a line discontinued about 85 years ago

http://www.wswells.com/data/catalog/79JR/cat_79jr.pdf


Here is one of the how to threads on...

Might want to delve into that. Early thirties catalogs show 14, 16 and 16 Heavy all with 25 1/2" long carriage - suggesting T/As may have been all the same?

Never seen the slide bar idea

12" here - fairly ordinary

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You can let it "clap" or lock it up - and you can rotate it to any angle.

Another way of saying this is the cutting can be in front of ram or behind it, or...

Guess you know or will find out

The difference between say 2024-0 and 2024 T6 is way more than night and day as to ease (or even success) in bending

Definitely Series O from about 90 or so years back

Any actually marked 14 X 54 will be later 12 or 18 speed

Here is that manual scan

http://pounceatron.dreamhosters.com/docs/hendey/1940-Hendey-Op-Man.pdf

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In slightly later years Rahn Larmon, and after that, Nebel

And the piece you acquired may have come from an old Series 0 13" from the twenties - which are NOT the same

E dim for C/L spindle back to "frame" ( a horizontal dim) is 14". This is where the "frame" is "scooped out" above the column ways on a 2H vertical

Note 9 B&S spindle taper