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491 bs190815 Offline Feb 2, 2008
1:56 pm
A few weeks ago I came upon this site. One of the first things I recommend to those who join the Yahoo Brown & Sharpe site, which I moderate, are to look thru...
492 Dan K.
djklo2000 Offline Send Email
Feb 3, 2008
3:16 am
Nice story Ron, and very nice lathe. I own the Harrison AA, which it the same lathe. Mine is 1988/89 vintage, in great shape. I bought it from a rigger in RI. ...
493 bs190815 Offline Feb 7, 2008
1:32 pm
I just posted some photos of my lathe Cecil. The first four were taken in September of 1994, and show the lathe at IMTS-1994 in the REM Co. display. Photo #4...
494 DanK
djklo2000 Offline Send Email
Feb 7, 2008
6:49 pm
Very nice Ron, Thanks for sharing the photos & story. Your machine & setup are very neat & well organized. I agree that this is a great lathe. I wondered why I...
495 DanK
djklo2000 Offline Send Email
Feb 7, 2008
8:55 pm
Ron, out of curiosity, can you scan in the sales brochure, and the certified data sheet for your lathe? That would be nice to place in files.. I'd like to see....
496 bs190815 Offline Feb 12, 2008
1:59 am
I just posted several items in the files section. 1.) A REM Co. sales brochure for the VS 330TR/AA when it was just available in the US, it is dated 1981. 2.)...
497 bs190815 Offline Feb 12, 2008
1:32 pm
It should be mentioned that on the Accuracy Chart all measurements are in millimeters (mm). It is only the US that still uses the FPS, or English system of...
498 pmercer1975 Offline Send Email Feb 16, 2008
9:36 am
Hi guys. I'm having touble screwcutting on the M300 that I use. I can screwcut just fine, but need to do a 30tpi thread. On the tables listed on the machine I...
499 Mark Vaughan
dr_mark_vaughan Offline Send Email
Feb 16, 2008
8:56 pm
There are some odd change wheels available for these lathes, perhaps some of those permit a 30 tpi thread. When I want an odd pitch, I usually knock up a...
500 bs190815 Offline Feb 18, 2008
12:55 am
... Paul, Im not sure if this will help, but on the VS 330TR they show the following for 30TPI: (I'm  your lathe may not the same change knobs or gears...
501 mrscropley Offline Send Email Feb 18, 2008
8:25 pm
Hi , Newby here so hello to all , I am the proud owner of a Harrison 11" with the 3 lever thread/feed gearbox from the 140,it does however have the "bulged"...
502 Lee
aninventor2002 Offline Send Email
Feb 20, 2008
3:51 am
I have the 12 inch L6. I do not know if it is the same as yours re the lead screw. The lead screw on mine can be disengaged by sliding a sleeve located at the...
503 Lee
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Feb 21, 2008
1:47 am
My older L-6 has 30 TPI on the QC box so it is not a problem for me. Maybe you should go find some one with a "fully capable" Harrison lathe. :)) If there is...
504 djklo2000 Offline Send Email Feb 21, 2008
6:29 pm
Thanks Ron for posting all this great info. I appreciate it. Nice to see original sales literature. dan ... are in millimeters ... of measurement. ... show...
505 mrscropley Offline Send Email Feb 22, 2008
7:00 am
Thanks Lee,found the ring on the lead screw and thats done the trick ,like yours mine is a little gummed up ,a strip down will see that sorted . My clutch is...
506 j.russell_fa Offline Send Email Feb 26, 2008
7:10 pm
I don't know about the M300, but on a M250 you can cut 30TPI on a metric lathe using the 30, 81, 60, & 63 gears on K3. This is the same set-up as the 36TPI...
507 j.russell_fa Offline Send Email Feb 26, 2008
7:16 pm
Added to files section as M250-Gear-Calculator.xls Some instructions within the sheets - basically only change the yellow cells Julie ... work ... but...
508 stephen7341 Offline Send Email Mar 28, 2008
4:40 pm
Hello everyone, a novice lathe owner here. For years I've wanted to have my own workshop, and despite being a competent spanner twirler (give me a motorcycle...
509 eighteenbikes Offline Send Email Mar 31, 2008
2:54 pm
Got a bit of an issue with our L5A, there is an oil leak that has surfaced since i changed the oil, it is leaking from the headstock cover (the one with the...
510 Lee A. White
aninventor2002 Offline Send Email
Apr 1, 2008
7:15 am
matt I got a sheet of gasket material and made one for my L-6. It is not a difficult job but I would suggest that you get a set of gasket hole punches to make...
511 Mark Vaughan
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Apr 1, 2008
10:00 am
As Lee says make one. Cornflake packet cardboard is usually good enough, to mark it out, place it over the cover, then very lightly tap with the ball of a ball...
512 Lee A. White
aninventor2002 Offline Send Email
Apr 1, 2008
5:12 pm
Mark The other advantage of SAE 90 is that it does not drain off the gear surfaces as quickly leaving exposed bare metal to corrode. It is pretty sticky and...
513 mrscropley Offline Send Email Apr 5, 2008
9:33 pm
Any one have a fixed steady for sale for an 11 inch . cheers Will...
514 Mark Vaughan
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Apr 6, 2008
9:49 am
Keep an eye on ebay, they crop up there quite often in the UK, they don't get very much interest so prices are good. I've been looking for steadies for my M280...
515 kulyk1961 Offline Apr 11, 2008
4:30 am
... (fixed) rests for a 11" ,you won't like the price!...
516 Doug
hoodat56 Offline Send Email
May 13, 2008
11:21 pm
Heyyy everyone I'm Doug from Mobile Alabama. a friend of mine found and gave me an older looking Harrison lathe I;m not sure of the size or year it's not in...
517 keyn235 Offline May 14, 2008
1:18 am
Hi Doug and all the rest of the Harrison aficionados; I sent a message a few days ago but it wasn't posted because I somehow didn't understand that I had to...
518 Doug
hoodat56 Offline Send Email
May 17, 2008
7:26 pm
I posted some pictures of my lathe, where would the serial number be located? does anyone have the wiring diagram for this L5-? How does the taper attachment...
519 danny colquhoun
danny_s_colq... Offline Send Email
May 17, 2008
9:07 pm
Doug, The serial number is usually located on the Bed of the lathe at the tailstock end on the front of the 'V'. Looking at the pictures, It looks like you...
520 Doug
hoodat56 Offline Send Email
May 17, 2008
9:31 pm
Thank you for the information :) where can i get the gear that i need? i have the extra tool post it is in the cabinet were these units 3 phase or 22o single...
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