Tough to find, the T10 is the predecessor to the HVLH its. (almost looks
like smaller version of it)

Anyone have or know of someone that might do a good photocopy of the
original parts list?

In article , Marty Escarcega says...

Tough to find, the T10 is the predecessor to the HVLH its. (almost looks
like smaller version of it)

Anyone have or know of someone that might do a good photocopy of the
original parts list?

Uh oh. Did you buy the entire machine that cattruckman had
for sale? (if so, you rat, you!)

Jim

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Nope, Rick did from the Hardinge Lathe Yahoogroup. I have one I'm
starting to put back together Jim

jim rozen wrote in
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In article , Marty
Escarcega says...

Tough to find, the T10 is the predecessor to the HVLH its. (almost
looks like smaller version of it)

Anyone have or know of someone that might do a good photocopy of the
original parts list?

Uh oh. Did you buy the entire machine that cattruckman had
for sale? (if so, you rat, you!)

Jim

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In article , Marty Escarcega says...

Nope, Rick did from the Hardinge Lathe Yahoogroup. I have one I'm
starting to put back together Jim

Well I'm glad that somebody bought it whole, and it didn't
get parted out. I'm interested in hearing how it goes. Are
you planning on taking photos of yours as you go?

Jim

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On 17 Jan 2004 09:45:19 -0800, jim rozen
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In article , Marty Escarcega says...

Nope, Rick did from the Hardinge Lathe Yahoogroup. I have one I'm
starting to put back together Jim

Well I'm glad that somebody bought it whole, and it didn't
get parted out. I'm interested in hearing how it goes. Are
you planning on taking photos of yours as you go?

Jim


I sold Rick that Rockwell Horizontal mill a month or two back. He did
a hell of a nice job restoring it. He does beautiful work.

I uploaded a couple pictures of the restoration to the dropbox

rkwl1.jpg and rkwl4.jpg

Oh..as a side note..he is probably not going to restore the lathe. He
is going to use it as a pattern to machine a Miniture T-10 in exact
detail.


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" ..The world has gone crazy. Guess I'm showing my age...
I think it dates from when we started looking at virtues
as funny. It's embarrassing to speak of honor, integrity,
bravery, patriotism, 'doing the right thing', charity,
fairness. You have Seinfeld making cowardice an acceptable
choice; our politicians changing positions of honor with
every poll; we laugh at servicemen and patriotic fervor; we
accept corruption in our police and bias in our judges; we
kill our children, and wonder why they have no respect for
Life. We deny children their childhood and innocence- and
then we denigrate being a Man, as opposed to a 'person'. We
*assume* that anyone with a weapon will use it against his
fellowman- if only he has the chance. Nah; in our agitation
to keep the State out of the church business, we've
destroyed our value system and replaced it with *nothing*.
Turns my stomach- " Chas , rec.knives

jim rozen wrote in
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In article , Marty
Escarcega says...

Nope, Rick did from the Hardinge Lathe Yahoogroup. I have one I'm
starting to put back together Jim

Well I'm glad that somebody bought it whole, and it didn't
get parted out. I'm interested in hearing how it goes. Are
you planning on taking photos of yours as you go?

Jim

Jim, I'll take a few, probably not going to be as detailed as in the
past....