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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
dr_mark_vaughan Offline Send Email
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
dr_mark_vaughan Offline Send Email
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...
521 Lee A. White
aninventor2002 Offline Send Email
May 18, 2008
5:06 am
Doug An L-5 is essentially identical to an L-6 (which I have), and you can get an L-6 manual on line. The fiber gears were installed on the 2,000 rpm lathes to...
522 Doug
hoodat56 Offline Send Email
May 18, 2008
4:59 pm
Lee Thank you for responding, Where on line can i get a copy of the manual? I looked at the original power box on the front panel after scraping years of built...
523 Mark Vaughan
dr_mark_vaughan Offline Send Email
May 18, 2008
7:34 pm
I have a slightly newer Harrison M280. Harrison in the UK sent me a manual for free, but I expect they usually sell them. However don't approach them to buy a...
524 danny colquhoun
danny_s_colq... Offline Send Email
May 19, 2008
7:40 am
Doug, In The UK you can buy second Hand Gears from Home and Workshop Machinery http://www.homeandworkshop.co.uk/ rgds To: harrisonlathe@...:...
525 Doug
hoodat56 Offline Send Email
May 20, 2008
5:01 pm
Danny and Mr Vaugn Thank you for the valued information I am currently changing the motor over to 220 AC and will do away with most of the unneeded wiring that...
526 Mark Vaughan
dr_mark_vaughan Offline Send Email
May 20, 2008
7:01 pm
I usually keep the 3ph motor and put an inverter on. They turn up quite cheap on ebay. I then have a pot for speed adjustment, don't need to fiddle with gears,...
527 David Everett
deverett2003 Offline Send Email
May 20, 2008
7:01 pm
Does anyone in Europe have a spare toolpost index ring that sits on top of the topslide for a M300? Part number 311.10.006 311.10.005 is the other half that...
528 kulyk1961 Offline May 22, 2008
8:18 pm
Doug, I am in Calgary. I am currently repairing my L-6.If your 16 has grease nipples on it, they are for OIL, not grease. People using grease in mine instead...
529 tulbs Offline Send Email May 22, 2008
10:29 pm
Glad I found this group. Not many Harrison lathe users around but I have enjoyed my acquisition. I have a L5A badged as a Harrison 11". Now for an initial...
530 Doug
hoodat56 Offline Send Email
May 22, 2008
11:08 pm
Carl thanks for the info. i was looking at mine after i saw your post and needless to say i will be doing a tear down to make sure nothing more is damaged...
531 Lee A. White
aninventor2002 Offline Send Email
May 23, 2008
2:03 am
Same thing happened on my L-6. Some one greased everything mandating a total tear down. The QC gear box would not shift due to bent shafts, which got bent when...
532 mrscropley Offline Send Email May 23, 2008
6:39 pm
Having had read the posts from the lads who like me have made the discovery of grease where oil was intended ,any sugestions on where a suitable oil gun may be...
533 neil f
nfazakerley Offline Send Email
May 23, 2008
6:55 pm
Try eBay UK. I find these ones work well: item number 140235181101. -Neil F. _____ From: harrisonlathe@yahoogroups.com [mailto:harrisonlathe@yahoogroups.com] ...
534 Lee A. White
aninventor2002 Offline Send Email
May 24, 2008
8:32 pm
Push oilers like these are available new from any Stihl chain saw dealer in the USA for about $10. My local dealer did not stock it but got one in a week. Lee ...
535 Jordan
jprincic Offline Send Email
May 25, 2008
12:10 am
This fellow has converted his own: <http://www.metalwebnews.com/howto/oilgun/gunconvert.html> Jordan ...
536 Mark Vaughan
dr_mark_vaughan Offline Send Email
May 25, 2008
9:50 am
On my M280, I just use an ordinary bench oil can, the type with a pot for oil and trigger at the front. I found one that was built robust enough so it ...
537 Robert Hill
r_s_hill12 Offline Send Email
May 25, 2008
11:48 am
For my Harisson Mill I bought a Swiss made oil gun from Stephens Lubrication. It is the best oil gun I have used but they are not cheap. Stephens Ltd have a...
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