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  1. #1
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    Default Just joined & Hercus 12 x 40 (was14x40)

    Made a mistake in the size, it's a Hercus 12 x 40. Just got it home.
    How do I add it to the register ?

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    nice mate. how does it run?

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    Default heavy

    Can you tell us how you lifted it off the trailer ?

    Looks a good lathe

    Mike

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hercus View Post
    Made a mistake in the size, it's a Hercus 12 x 40. Just got it home.
    How do I add it to the register ?
    Hi,
    Could you tell me the weight and overall dimensions of the machine.
    Mal

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hercus View Post
    Made a mistake in the size, it's a Hercus 12 x 40. Just got it home.
    How do I add it to the register ?
    Hercus,

    I think you will need to send BobL a private message regarding the inclusion of your machine in the register.

    BT

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    Default hercus 12 X 40

    Hi Hercus,
    I just picked up a Hercus 12 X 40 and was wondering if anyone has a travelling or fixed steady I can measure up so I can have them cast. If anyone is wondering about the weight it's about 800kg (we weighed a 14 X 40 at 900kg so assume it's a little lighter) without tailstock, chucks and toolpost, I managed to lift it with an engine crane and a prayer. I've got to fit a new motor before testing so don't know how it runs as yet but everything appears in good order.
    Mal
    Last edited by allterrain50; 8th Oct 2011 at 09:08 AM. Reason: extra info

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    Default Steadies

    Got a pair of steadies from older style Hercus plain bearing 12"x40"
    Dont know if design has changed as newer models became available

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    Just curious - are these copies of South Bend lathes?

    Jordan

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    Quote Originally Posted by TomW View Post
    Got a pair of steadies from older style Hercus plain bearing 12"x40"
    Dont know if design has changed as newer models became available
    Hi Tom,
    Any chance of pictures and dimensions so I can make them.
    Mal

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    Mal
    This is what they look like but havent got time to measure them just now...will do so later

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    Thanks Tom it's a starting point.

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    Default measurements ...steady, steady

    All in millimetres

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    Default steady

    Thanks Tom,
    That should get me going.
    Mal

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