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Thread: W18 Hare and Forbes Lathe
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27th June 2010, 01:55 PM #1
W18 Hare and Forbes Lathe
Greetings to all, Richard here, some of you may know me from the metalworking forum as metal work is my main hobby, and I love restoring old tools and machines when I come across them, however now and again, ( just to keep the missus happy) I do a bit of wood work, I recently acquired a second hand H&F lathe, is a W18 A model I checked H&F website and they have a W18 model and it looks the same model, any way my question is, is there some one that would be kind enough to photocopy, scan, or let me borrow the manual and parts list for me to do it, I am willing to pay for any costs involved, any help will be greatly appreciated,
Kind regards to all ,
Richard.
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27th June 2010, 02:11 PM #2
Hi Richard the parts list is on their web site https://www.machineryhouse.com.au/images/22645.pdf
Shame the manual isn't but this is the same almost every where.
Ray
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27th June 2010, 02:28 PM #3
Richard, this is to all intents and purposes the same machine, it is very similar to the manual I had for my MC900.
It's a shame Grizzly doesn't seem to sell this model lathe anymore, their manuals are second to none.
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27th June 2010, 02:30 PM #4
Thanks Ray, I did see it but is not very clear ,I printed it and you can not see the numbers very well, that's why I asked if some body has the actual manual it will be much better,
thanks, Richard.
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27th June 2010, 04:57 PM #5
Richard have a look at Bigsheds link what he says is right they are all the same/similar. I had trouble downloading the PDF could be just traffic. Damn Sunday net drivers.
Other wise give H&F's Sydney and email or call the guys their a tops for manuals.
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27th June 2010, 06:30 PM #6
Yes,that's the one, thanks Fred, I also looked at Jet tools web site and they have the same lathe, and a pdf manual, only thing theirs is a 6 speed one, the exploded view is a lot clearer then the H&F one, I been cleaning it up and is coming good, is very much in one piece except for the swivel locking leaver which is broken off and is missing the tool rest two top sections, but I can fix and make that no probs, thanks for your help guys, appreciated,
Richard.
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29th June 2010, 02:44 PM #7
Hi fellas, just an update, went to Hare & Forbes today having the day off work and all, to get some parts for it and ask if they had the manual, about 2minutes later plastic bound copy of it, I am waiting for the swivel lock handle, it has to come from Sydney, should be here in a couple of days, the other thing is the tool rest arm and tool rest, they sell the complete set up including base which I allready have, so I'm going to make the missing parts,
Cheers, Richard.
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