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Randall Va
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Southbend heavy 10

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looking for a gears for my southbend heavy 10 one 5 1/8 dia,80 tooth 3/4 bore,one 3 1/8 56 tooth 5/8 bore,I have been looking on ebay and other places with no luck,Thanks
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10KPete
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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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Try asking here:

http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/south-bend-lathes/

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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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Time was, you just don't join P.M. to find parts or sell machines. just sayin'
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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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spro wrote:Time was, you just don't join P.M. to find parts or sell machines. just sayin'
PM will tolerate people who join to buy stuff. It's the people who are only there to sell that get banned.

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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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Stay in the South Bend group, talk about South Bend stuff, and you're fine. Just don't talk about import stuff!! :shock:

The SB parts guys pay fairly close attention to enquiries make there....

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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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10KPete wrote:Stay in the South Bend group, talk about South Bend stuff, and you're fine. Just don't talk about import stuff!! :shock:
Even worse than imports; don't talk about Atlas!

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Nelson
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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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You're welcome to try here also:

http://www.hobby-machinist.com/forums/s ... -works.85/

I don't know who follows it, but someone may be able to help you out. And you can mention Atlas! :-)
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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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spro, have you tried Boston Gear? They have change gears for the Craftsman/Atlas and perhaps something that would fit the SB. You'd have to know the pitch to look it up, though.
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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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You may want to try this place. Their website says they have a lot of SB parts.

www.lostcreekmachine.com

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Randall Va
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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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Thanks fellows I found them
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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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Hi Randall. I glad you found your gears. Because of this thread, I checked out Lost Creek again. They have a lot of good stuff there. Lathes are reasonable. The Sheldon 13" and others are on sale now and even a 1942 Monarch 10EE.
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Re: Southbend heavy 10

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That Monarch would be nice!!
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