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I am looking for a set of Gears for the 6" Craftsman/Atlas (AA) Lathe.
Lathe #109.0703 Anyone have a set lying around that they would like to sell? Also need the 32/16 tooth step gear. Thanks Tag |
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![]() "TAg Gavin" wrote in message ... I am looking for a set of Gears for the 6" Craftsman/Atlas (AA) Lathe. Lathe #109.0703 Anyone have a set lying around that they would like to sell? Also need the 32/16 tooth step gear. Thanks Not that they're cheap, but Sears still sells those. I also saw a complete assortment of compatible change gears at a lesser price available either in the MSC or McMaster-Carr catalog. The high-pressure zinc alloy they used for those things seems to be more expensive than steel (??) LLoyd |
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On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 11:17:42 GMT, "Lloyd E. Sponenburgh"
wrote: "TAg Gavin" wrote in message ... I am looking for a set of Gears for the 6" Craftsman/Atlas (AA) Lathe. Lathe #109.0703 Anyone have a set lying around that they would like to sell? Also need the 32/16 tooth step gear. Thanks Not that they're cheap, but Sears still sells those. I also saw a complete assortment of compatible change gears at a lesser price available either in the MSC or McMaster-Carr catalog. The high-pressure zinc alloy they used for those things seems to be more expensive than steel (??) LLoyd XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Lots of times, full sets and individuals, mostly used but in good condition, are available at NAMES too. Take care. Brian Lawson, Bothwell, Ontario. |
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Do you happen to know the specs on the change gears? Thanks Tag Not that they're cheap, but Sears still sells those. I also saw a complete assortment of compatible change gears at a lesser price available either in the MSC or McMaster-Carr catalog. The high-pressure zinc alloy they used for those things seems to be more expensive than steel (??) LLoyd |
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![]() TAg Gavin wrote: I am looking for a set of Gears for the 6" Craftsman/Atlas (AA) Lathe. Lathe #109.0703 Anyone have a set lying around that they would like to sell? Also need the 32/16 tooth step gear. The Atlas 618 change gears are identical |
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![]() wrote in message ups.com... Lloyd Do you happen to know the specs on the change gears? Thanks Tag I can check, but I think I remember their being 1/2" bore, 2-key bushed down to either 5/16" or 1/4" (I think 5/16), and 3/8" thick. I don't remember the pitch. However, what struck me when I read about them in the catalog was that they seemed to be directly called out for that size/type lathe. I didn't know the pitch then, either. LLoyd |
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TAg Gavin wrote:
I am looking for a set of Gears for the 6" Craftsman/Atlas (AA) Lathe. Lathe #109.0703 Anyone have a set lying around that they would like to sell? Also need the 32/16 tooth step gear. Thanks Tag I have one of these lathes, which I never use but I don't want to part out the gears. FYI, there's a Yahoo group for the AA109. They might be able to provide some additional sources for parts. Drew |
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TAg Gavin wrote:
I am looking for a set of Gears for the 6" Craftsman/Atlas (AA) Lathe. Lathe #109.0703 Anyone have a set lying around that they would like to sell? Also need the 32/16 tooth step gear. Are you aware of www.homeshopsupply.com? Bill Hardin supports these lathes with parts & information. Good guy to deal with. Don't expect flee market prices, but he's a fair guy and will bend over backwards to help you complete a lathe. |
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I think I saw these gears in Boston Gear some years ago. I was
interested as I too have one of these lathes. They are 24DP but I can't remember the P.A.. |
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On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 01:57:02 -0400, TAg Gavin
wrote: I am looking for a set of Gears for the 6" Craftsman/Atlas (AA) Lathe. Lathe #109.0703 Anyone have a set lying around that they would like to sell? Also need the 32/16 tooth step gear. Thanks Tag Watch ebay, there are always Atlas parts available. Eventually some will show up. -- Randy Replogle |
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According to Randy Replogle :
On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 01:57:02 -0400, TAg Gavin wrote: I am looking for a set of Gears for the 6" Craftsman/Atlas (AA) Lathe. Lathe #109.0703 Anyone have a set lying around that they would like to sell? Also need the 32/16 tooth step gear. Thanks Tag Watch ebay, there are always Atlas parts available. Eventually some will show up. Except *don't* look under the "Atlas" name. This is *not* an "Atlas" Craftsman, it is an AA (which the OP also mentioned). There are significant differences between the Atlas and the AA in Sear's small lathes. Good Luck, DoN. -- Email: | Voice (all times): (703) 938-4564 (too) near Washington D.C. | http://www.d-and-d.com/dnichols/DoN.html --- Black Holes are where God is dividing by zero --- |
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![]() "DoN. Nichols" wrote in message ... According to Randy Replogle : On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 01:57:02 -0400, TAg Gavin wrote: I am looking for a set of Gears for the 6" Craftsman/Atlas (AA) Lathe. Lathe #109.0703 Anyone have a set lying around that they would like to sell? Also need the 32/16 tooth step gear. Thanks Tag Watch ebay, there are always Atlas parts available. Eventually some will show up. Except *don't* look under the "Atlas" name. This is *not* an "Atlas" Craftsman, it is an AA (which the OP also mentioned). There are significant differences between the Atlas and the AA in Sear's small lathes. Good Luck, DoN. -- Email: | Voice (all times): (703) 938-4564 (too) near Washington D.C. | http://www.d-and-d.com/dnichols/DoN.html --- Black Holes are where God is dividing by zero --- The lathes are definitely different but I think the gears are the same. Don Young |
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