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Hello. New member here… Does anyone here know where I can find replacement parts for a G1008/A1S-A mill? I broke the knee casting where the saddle rides the ways while transporting and Grizzly offers no replacement parts for what I need. Any help would be awesome. Thanks! Sorry if this is the...

Hi, I want to purchase a copy of a manual for a Victor 1340 GHE lathe like the one here? I contacted Machinery Solutions (US Victor distributor) who were very helpful and I learned that there are 2 versions of this model but unfortunately they only sell the manual for the other version. The...

Hi all, apologies if i've posted in the wrong area, Victoria Australia based. I have an 80's Taiwanese lathe i'm giving a birthday and now its time to find some missing parts, if possible. Mine is badged as Glentanner GT900G 1984 build 12"x36", 12 speed belt drive, but heaps of other Taiwan...

Hey all, I own a mini conquest lathe: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Chester-Machine-Tools-Hobby-Store/dp/B079S9KRNW And I have broken two gears that connect the spindle to the autofeed, these are the exact replacements...

Looking for a good bed and matching saddle for a Clausing 4900. Need for the 24" center to center bed version. Also could use a good set of half nuts. robotwizard_att net to reply by email replace underscore with "@" and replace space with a "."

Logan Lathe Operators Instructions and Parts List Model: 800 Series 815, 816, 820 & 821

Peerless 6x6-inch standard power hacksaw; 3-speed numbered parts drawing and parts list Thanks to user @Ski and also to Peerless Industrial Equipment Corp. and particularly Mike Paulik at Peerless.

I know the old Juniors are considered "wide" lathes. I also know the change gears (and pretty much everything else) are not common with the "workshop" models. That has me curious. Does anyone know what parts from a Junior will work with what models? (I don't need parts, but I had a thought...

Looking for a Logan 11" take up nut, old part number LA-1019, new part number LA-1409. Maybe you have one in the back of the shop gathering dust. Thanks and God bless. Jon In Tucson