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  1. M

    Golden Jubilee for $250 or less

    What came loose to make the hole? Still worth 250.00 easily, IMO.
  2. M

    Heavy cast iron base. What to do with it?

    I have one about twice that size. It had a special drilling machine mounted on it in a previous life. Presently buried in the snow.
  3. M

    Nobody can help you with this

    Are you experienced with Acme Gridleys, Watthour? I have a question for you if you are.
  4. M

    Nobody can help you with this

    Been running them for over twenty five years, I think they are a fine machine. I have mostly 2Gs and a couple Square Bases. Not sure where you are at drsportser, but I wouldn't mind helping you out. I do have some I would part with as well.
  5. M

    Knock

    Who said anything about a side grinder? Where are you coming up with this stuff? Assuming again?
  6. M

    Knock

    "f you need to ask the question I gotta assume you don’t know how to properly do the job never alone have the proper tools to do the job because we are talking ten thousands of an inch." You assume wrong. I have been a machinist/ toolmaker/manufacturer for over 50 years. Running my own shop for...
  7. M

    Knock

    I have a 641, maybe. It appears to be a combination of the 600 series. Anyway, it's knocking for about 8 seconds when started, 8 seconds is when the oil pressure registers. It was suggested that I drop the pan, locate the loose bearing and shave a little off the rod cap. Has anybody ever tried...
  8. M

    Flat drive belt for lathe... Any sources?

    https://www.hudsonbelting.com/leather-belts Google search found this, rather quickly. I have several older Brown and Sharpes that use the flat belt for the feed shaft. I actually have a lacer to install the clips.
  9. M

    Ford 661

    Nice. I'm a big fan of the 600 series tractors, have four on the property.
  10. M

    What have you done with your tractor today?

    Not a thing, too hot.
  11. M

    Tool Safety

    Careful what you wish for.
  12. M

    Big ol grinder.

    One shop I worked at called that a snag grinder.
  13. M

    Lathe cutting of revisited

    I have 6 automatics running bar stock so every machine is cutting off parts, I use Iscar cut off tools on five of them, a Kennametal groover on one. I know it's a different thing then your set up as everything is flooded in oil and the tools are on the back slide or the vertical. Are the gibs...
  14. M

    Lathe cutting of revisited

    Tell me again, what kind/size lathe are you using?
  15. M

    Rocklinizer

    Anybody on this forum know what a Rocklinizer is or does? Just curious.
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