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    Fenner Belts

    I'm not sure at the moment, of the length I bought for the RF-30. I think it was about 7feet in length for the two belts... better a bit too much than too little. They are A3 in size.
    the eBay...
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    Hello Welder. The belt sizes for the Hercus are:...

    Hello Welder. The belt sizes for the Hercus are: Motor to countershaft A-51 and Spindle to countershaft a-35.

    I ended up getting FENNER link belts from US @ around 1/2 the price of buying here...
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    Slow Speeds

    Hello bt 66. Have you put the lathe into BACKGEAR to slow it down. If you have done that it should provide you with the slower speeds you are looking for.

    John

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    14x40

    Hello Bob. Thanks for the photo's... I had no idea that Hercus produced a lathe like the 14x40. Sure would like to have one under the house, beside the 9" ARM... I used to go to McPhersons down the...
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    Unknown Hercus 14x40 Lathe

    While browsing, I came across this pdf file dealing with McPherson's involvement with our Hercus lathes... Interesting

    John
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    Here is the result of turning a large bamboo...

    Here is the result of turning a large bamboo water jug... made the eyes water 50 years ago. No kissing for a while.:C

    John
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    This may be the place you want... Engineering...

    This may be the place you want...
    Engineering trade components supplier - Special purpose engineering products - TEA Transmissions Pty Ltd Australia

    John:2tsup:
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    Hercus in action?

    Hello. After reading the post and link to library's I came across this picture and article of a boy at a lathe that I think (not having a lathe yet) might be a Hercus. There were several other...
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