Needing excello mill parts

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As some of you may know a few months ago I purchased a used excello 602 mill that was lacking a few parts. The previous owner has shown little to no intrest in digging out ther missing parts he says he has but they are buried somewhere in a 18 wheeler trailer under tons of "yard sale stuff".
Basically I need the leadscrew for thew 42" table, One endcap, both bearings, and the other bits to make it a working table. All I got for the table was the table itself and one endplate.
As these parts are nearly impossible to find does anyone out there know of someone who might have a old parts machine and be willing to help with some of the parts.
Maybe I could just get some acme threreaded rod and make my own if I knew what thread it is?
I know I am asking a LOT but if you don't ask you don't find.
 
I've got the 48" table on my 602. I can measure the screw diameter tomorrow. I know it is a 5 TPI pitch.

Making the screw and getting bearings is the easy part....the endcap would be the problem.

Chris
 
ChrisW said:
I've got the 48" table on my 602. I can measure the screw diameter tomorrow. I know it is a 5 TPI pitch.

Making the screw and getting bearings is the easy part....the endcap would be the problem.

Chris
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How about posting some pictures of the end caps on your 602 mill to give Leggman some ideas on making new ones?
 
Leggman.....the lead screw is 1"-5 Acme (right hand). I'm curios as to which version (serial number and the casting of the name on the front of the head...XLO or EX-CELL-O). Do you need a manual for yours?

4gsr....no need to post a photo....he has an end cap to measure on the other end of the table.
 
Chris, Thanks for the info on the acme screw. I have a early version 602 with XLO on the head. Looking into getting a screw now.
 
Found a six foot acme screw on ebay for fifty bucks. Thanks again to all.
 
I measured the one endcap I have and the bore for the bearing measires 2.125" Does anyone know the bearing number that goes in there?
Thanks again... Dave
 
I am obviously missing something as I can find no bearings to fit?
 
Dave......I looked in the 3 manuals that I have for different 602s and all of them list the bearing as a New Departure 477504 which is equivalent to a 6204 (and I believe with a snap ring and 2 shields). That makes it a 20 x 47 x 14 mm. 47mm=1.8504"

Do you have a manual for your mill?

Chris
 
I measured the bore in the endcap and it does come out to 47mm. Its a good thing I have a lathe so I can make it all work. Thanks again. Dave
 
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