A couple years back I sold a ML7 to a guy in Victoria BC, after he
contacted me on my mention that I had one for sale.

That would be sometime after about 2001-2003 time frame, several
computers ago.

The short of it is that a set of jaws (outside gripping, 3 jaw) for one
of the Burnerd chucks found its way to me, and I know what Burnerd wants
for them. That gives me reason to beleive that they should go to the
chuck they belong to. I know that they do not mate with the chucks I
have.

In any case, as I have no other likely method of contact, I figured
that this may be worth a shot.

If you read this, send me an email with the serial number of the 3 jaw
chuck and your address and I'll mail them out to you.

Cheers
Trevor Jones

Trevor...I am impressed.

Lesser men would have put them on Ebay without trying to contact the
rightful owner.

Treat yourself to a favorite beverage on me....;)

TMT

Not me, but there can't be too many of us here in Victoria. I'll save
this post and if I ever meet a Myford owner here I'll ask...

Mickey

On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 18:17:25 -0600, Trevor Jones
wrote:


A couple years back I sold a ML7 to a guy in Victoria BC, after he
contacted me on my mention that I had one for sale.

That would be sometime after about 2001-2003 time frame, several
computers ago.

The short of it is that a set of jaws (outside gripping, 3 jaw) for one
of the Burnerd chucks found its way to me, and I know what Burnerd wants
for them. That gives me reason to beleive that they should go to the
chuck they belong to. I know that they do not mate with the chucks I
have.

In any case, as I have no other likely method of contact, I figured
that this may be worth a shot.

If you read this, send me an email with the serial number of the 3 jaw
chuck and your address and I'll mail them out to you.

Cheers
Trevor Jones

Too_Many_Tools wrote:

Trevor...I am impressed.

Lesser men would have put them on Ebay without trying to contact the
rightful owner.

Treat yourself to a favorite beverage on me....;)

TMT

Not such a big deal. I think, anyway.

Having bought at auction a Brand New, still full of packing grease,
Pratt-Burnerd GripTru that fit my Myford and finding out on delivery
that the handlers had separated off the grease paper wrapped package
containing the outside jaws whilst reorganising the table... Sigh

Some farmer got himself a matched set of 3 useless-to-him matched,
ground, and hardened chuck jaws as part of a pile of mostly useless junk
that he probably paid about 5 bucks for.deep! sigh And P-B is VERY
proud of their replacement parts. So much so that Myford stopped
sourcing there.

(Note, if "you" are out there in Saskatchewan, and have a set of small
chuck jaws, last three digits of the serial number 666, I'd like to hear
from you)

In any case, they were passed to me from the guy I got one of my lathes
from, via a mutual friend, and it seems right that they find the chuck
they are matched to.

Cheers
Trevor Jones

Ohh, a challenge to find the guy.

Lemme see,

From: Trevor Jones - view profile
Date: Thurs, Apr 26 2001 1:00 pm
Email: Trevor Jones
Groups: rec.crafts.metalworking

Super 7 with a quick change,and a ML7 with change gears her just north
of Edmonton Alberta.
(The ML7 is for sale)
What kind of info are you looking for?
Cheers
Trevor Jones

D

wrote:

Ohh, a challenge to find the guy.

Lemme see,

From: Trevor Jones - view profile
Date: Thurs, Apr 26 2001 1:00 pm
Email: Trevor Jones
Groups: rec.crafts.metalworking

Super 7 with a quick change,and a ML7 with change gears her just north
of Edmonton Alberta.
(The ML7 is for sale)
What kind of info are you looking for?
Cheers
Trevor Jones

D

That'd be the post that the guy replied to, alright. I'm pretty certain
he was mainly a lurker here, and he replied by email directly. I think I
will have to root out the remnants of my 486 in the garage and see if
the emails are still buried there.

Cheers
Trevor Jones

Trevor Jones wrote:

wrote:

Ohh, a challenge to find the guy.

Lemme see,

From: Trevor Jones - view profile
Date: Thurs, Apr 26 2001 1:00 pm
Email: Trevor Jones
Groups: rec.crafts.metalworking

Super 7 with a quick change,and a ML7 with change gears her just north
of Edmonton Alberta.
(The ML7 is for sale)
What kind of info are you looking for?
Cheers
Trevor Jones

D

That'd be the post that the guy replied to, alright. I'm pretty certain
he was mainly a lurker here, and he replied by email directly. I think I
will have to root out the remnants of my 486 in the garage and see if
the emails are still buried there.

Cheers
Trevor Jones

So, I found my old computer, ripped out the drive, hooked it up to my
current box.... Boots OK, I go rooting about, come up with a name and an
email addy.Remove old HD, all seems well.

Two and a half hours, and a reinstall of win98 later, I have my box
running again. Dunno what happened but something did.

Anyway.
The guy's name is Jim Pike and the email address is no good (was a
@home.com address). I googled for him on groups and may have found him,
we'll see if I got the right guy and if he still has the lathe.

Cheers
Trevor Jones

On Sun, 09 Apr 2006 21:41:08 -0600, Trevor Jones
wrote:

Trevor Jones wrote:

wrote:

Ohh, a challenge to find the guy.

Lemme see,

From: Trevor Jones - view profile
Date: Thurs, Apr 26 2001 1:00 pm
Email: Trevor Jones
Groups: rec.crafts.metalworking

Super 7 with a quick change,and a ML7 with change gears her just north
of Edmonton Alberta.
(The ML7 is for sale)
What kind of info are you looking for?
Cheers
Trevor Jones

D

That'd be the post that the guy replied to, alright. I'm pretty certain
he was mainly a lurker here, and he replied by email directly. I think I
will have to root out the remnants of my 486 in the garage and see if
the emails are still buried there.

Cheers
Trevor Jones

So, I found my old computer, ripped out the drive, hooked it up to my
current box.... Boots OK, I go rooting about, come up with a name and an
email addy.Remove old HD, all seems well.

Two and a half hours, and a reinstall of win98 later, I have my box
running again. Dunno what happened but something did.

Anyway.
The guy's name is Jim Pike and the email address is no good (was a
address). I googled for him on groups and may have found him,
we'll see if I got the right guy and if he still has the lathe.

Cheers
Trevor Jones
Try changing "home" to either "rogers" or "shaw"
Gerry :-)}
London, Canada

Gerald Miller wrote:

Try changing "home" to either "rogers" or "shaw"
Gerry :-)}
London, Canada

Found a post from him (I hope) with a shaw address from '03. Had no
reply yet, but it did not bounce at least.

Cheers
Trevor Jones