i resently purchased a clausen c1340s lathe, in setting up the drive went too
far and wedged to the far left, and popped the shear pin on the threaded feed
rod inside the gear houseing in the oil holding tank, i don't have a manual
yet, i'm not sure what to do to take it apart ,,,help

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On Sat, 09 Mar 2013 18:18:01 +0000, paul
wrote:

i resently purchased a clausen c1340s lathe,

Wphwew, that IS an oldie. g

'Sorry, I don't know the Clausen, so I can't help. But owning a 1940s
South Bend myself, it's likely that there's nothing difficult about
it. Most things are a little time-consuming but not really hard.

Good luck with it!

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Ed Huntress


in setting up the drive went too
far and wedged to the far left, and popped the shear pin on the threaded feed
rod inside the gear houseing in the oil holding tank, i don't have a manual
yet, i'm not sure what to do to take it apart ,,,help

Ed Huntress wrote:
On Sat, 09 Mar 2013 18:18:01 +0000, paul
wrote:

i resently purchased a clausen c1340s lathe,

Wphwew, that IS an oldie. g

'Sorry, I don't know the Clausen, so I can't help. But owning a 1940s
South Bend myself, it's likely that there's nothing difficult about
it. Most things are a little time-consuming but not really hard.

Good luck with it!


My first *real* metal lathe project
was in high school. It was to turn
a replacement shear pin that the class
one period before me broke in the metal
lathe. You'll do fine...