Hi Guys! I just got back on Wednesday after collecting my new L5 lathe. I'm deligthted with it so far, it's in pristine condition and has'nt been repainted ( I...
Hi Seamus, Pleased you've got your lathe. I havn't had a single day off since I last wrote so, my L5 is still in pieces. I'm hoping to start the restoration...
Hi Ian, I got a reply from the Mr Senior guy, see below:.... Thank you for your enquiry. The person to contact is Tony Harris at Peaco Engineering -...
Hi Seamus, Thanks for that. This time I'm keeping the info'! All the best Ian ... From: Seamus Ryan <seamusryan123@...> To: harrisonlathe@yahoogroups.com...
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Hello all, For some time now I have been looking for a longbed L5 40" between centres, alas with no luck. Anybody out there got one? (Or anything similar) ...
... Hello Bob. If you look at: http://www.lathes.co.uk/kerry/index.html You'll find no mention of such re-badging atal and, this source is usually definitive. ...
Hi I accept what is written on that website. My query is really asking if the AG has similarities to the Harrison machines. The beds are almost identical,...
I've had both. A L5 and a Kerry 6x24. I had the L5 first A very hard act to follow! I fell in love with the L5 straight away. I kept it for a few years...
Hi Further to any previous emails on the subject, I have just had an email from a rep at Harrison's (www.600lathes.com and www.harrison.com) . He spoke to...
... Bob, That's really surprising and, I stand corrected. Thanks very much for passing on your research. This ought to be passed to 'Lathes.co.uk'. If you...
Hello all 2 or 3 of you! There's a cheap L5 on ebay today: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3807709710&category=633 Early model, 1945/46? ...
Hi. Just joined the group. I'm thinking of acquiring an M300, T300 or a long-bed M250. Problem is I'm very short of room, both for siting and initial...
Just to follow up my own post with regards to the feedscrew end bracket... I suppose it's possible that the dowel pins could be pressed right through into the...
James: I'd love to see the group grow and if you could change its listing with Yahoo that might help quite a bit. I posted previously but saw no responses to...
Hello Neil, This is my first real post since purchasing an M300 recently and seeing no other comments regarding that model so far. Regarding moving the M300,...
Hi Den, thanks for your advice. Acquiring an M250/M300 is just a twinkle in my eye at the moment, but as is usually the case it will probably turn into a big...
I only found the group by accident too. Typing Harrison brings up too many groups to search through - mostly for genealogists and George Harrison fans! ...
Neil, The width without the back splash is 24" (61cm), Length (short bed) is 59" (150cm), overall height (cabinet w/o levelers) is 47" (120cm). I don't know...
Den, there's me assuming you were in the UK too :-) Obviously, machines and spares are more plentiful over here, but still not common or cheap. Have you...
All, I found the group by searching quite hard on the Yahoo! Groups master page. Various keywords - 'lathe' etc. I found a (this) group with 6 (?) members. ...
Can anyone provide a cross reference between a Harrison part # BG- 0030 to a commercial bearing? It's used on the idler shaft in the M300 headstock. ID is...
I think I've figured it out. It looks like the 2nd digit in 600 series (single row ball) bearings stands for (2) light, (3) medium, etc. The last two digits...
Hi Group Today I took the plunge and finally traded in the old Myford Super 7 for the Harrison M250. See the picture I posted in the photos section. Thi...
