Need help identifying this lathe

greencruiser · Jul 1, 2020

My wife got me a Metal lathe for fathers day. Its a nice older unit thats seen some use but looks like it will work for the type of stuff im going to be doing. I thought it was a south bend but now not really sure. Maybe someone on here might be able to tell by my pics

greencruiser · Jul 1, 2020

Not sure why the pics are upside down they are also pretty bad quality lets try some more

Rob F. · Jul 1, 2020

2nd set of pics is much better, size wise anyway. Try to do pics with a real camera and computer, that seems to help.

Kirt · Jul 2, 2020

Difficult to tell from the pictures, but maybe an early Standard Modern 9" Utilathe.

carlherrnstein · Jul 2, 2020

It's not a south bend, maybe a boxford.

greencruiser · Jul 2, 2020

Wow you nailed it. Thanks!! I did some searches on standard modern utilathe and looks to be the same so thats great i found a manual and some pictures of the feeds and speeds decals. Now I just need to get it set up and start playing with it&#55357;&#56832;

iwananew10K · Jul 2, 2020

http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/4052/22098.pdf

edit- see you already found it

dalmatiangirl61 · Jul 2, 2020

You owe your wife, big time!

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