I tore the headstock apart to get the new belts on. What a job. It has taken me at least 2 hrs just getting through installing the back gear and getting it adjusted correctly. What a PITA. Set up of the back gear is critical as it will not work correctly unless it's placed with just enough clearance to work. The end bushing caps can't be tight up against the gear as if it is your not going to be able to move it. Tomorrow I'll do the final install of the spindel. Then add all the bits and pieces like top cover, gear box cover etc all. If your Logan lathe is a similar model and your contemplating rebuilding it to save time and frustration take some measurements for the back gear placement. My lathe had been rebuild sometime in the past, those backgear bushing caps need to go in as shown in the drawing. Needless to say mine were installed on the wrong ends, by a Buuba with a 5 lb hammer to drive it together. I had to use a brake cylinder hone to clean up these lower bores. Now they fit with a small amount of force, thumb pressure almost. These are set in place with set screws. Don't forget to add oild to the backgear as once the spindel is in place your not oiling it. Hope these comments help someone else.
Mike