WTB 15” Servoshift parts

[Dakotahm88]

Looking for a steady rest and some change gears.

I understand that some of these servoshift lathes came with a dual 120/127 tooth large gear that could be flipped around. Mine did not, it has only a 127 tooth gear.

I need the 120 tooth gear and the 48 tooth gear. My machine currently has the 56 tooth gear in the H position so I can only cut extremely odd threads!

Willing to pay good I’m desperate!

 

[Karl_T]

this gear has laid on my servo shift for LONG time, no use to me. will it help you?

I labeled it 63/80 metric years ago. That's 1/4" quadrangle paper for scale.

 

[Dakotahm88]

this gear has laid on my servo shift for LONG time, no use to me. will it help you?

I labeled it 63/80 metric years ago. That's 1/4" quadrangle paper for scale.
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That’s used for some odd ball metric stuff, let me double check my bore size. If you don’t want it at all I’ll buy it just to have, but it doesn’t solve my 2TPI issue!

 

[Beckerkumm]

Find out ( calculate ) the DP and PA of the existing gear and see if Linn Manufacturing has a change gear that you can mount to your 127. Linn gears are cheaper than Boston and 120 is easier to find than 127. Most have a 1/2-3/4" bore so you can rebore and rekey to fit.

 

[G-ManBart]

Looking for a steady rest and some change gears.

I understand that some of these servoshift lathes came with a dual 120/127 tooth large gear that could be flipped around. Mine did not, it has only a 127 tooth gear.

I need the 120 tooth gear and the 48 tooth gear. My machine currently has the 56 tooth gear in the H position so I can only cut extremely odd threads!

Willing to pay good I’m desperate!

I have the 4" bore and 7" bore stead rests listed for sale:

https://www.hobby-machinist.com/threads/leblond-regal-15-and-generic-import-16-steady-rests.114518/