On Sep 17, 9:55 am, "Clay" wrote:
Now that is very impressive!!
66 years later and still suppyling parts.
Not many companies can say that.
Clay

"Scott S. Logan" wrote in messagenews:jmrse3pe5cltlpiucic2l2q56egik5aj8d@4ax .com...



On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 01:38:13 GMT, "Mike"
wrote:

Does anyone anything about a Montgomery Wards Power Kraft model
14TLC-699,-700 ? I think it was made by Logan. Any opinions about
whether
this might be a good starter lathe. Also, any known issues with this
series
or model.

Since I am biased, I won't try to comment on the quality, but it was
a
popular lathe, and many are still in use.

Yes, it was built by Logan Engineering Co., for Montgomery Wards,
this
one probably around 1941. This is a 10" x 24", similar to, but not
the same as, a Logan Model 210.

NEW Parts, accessories and manuals are still available from us.

--
+--------------------------------------------+
| Scott Logan - ssl "at" lathe.com |
| Logan Actuator Co.http://www.lathe.com |
| Harvard, IL |
|++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++|
| Parts and Accessories for Logan Lathes and |
| Montgomery Wards Lathes |
| Logan-Lilly Mine Hoist Safety Controllers |
+--------------------------------------------+
"Measure Twice, Cut Once"

RCM FAQ -http://w3.uwyo.edu/~metal
Metal Web News -http://www.metalwebnews.com/
Help squash SPAM:http://www.cauce.org/- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

The Logan lathe is a good machine and Scott is an excellent person.

I would rather have a Logan than a South Bend....and I have had
several of both brands...guess which ones I kept?

The name starts with a "L".

TMT