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    Logan Lathe Operators Instructions and Parts List -699 -700 -701

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    LOGAN ACTUATOR CO.

    550 CHIPPEWA RD
    HARVARD, IL 60033-2372
    U.S.A.
    TEL (815) 943-9500 • FAX (815) 943-6755
    WEB: http://www.loganact.com
    E-Mail: [email protected]

    MODEL:
    WARDS POWR-KRAFT -699 • -700 • -701
    LOGAN ACTUATOR CO
    550 Chippewa Rd
    Harvard IL 60033-2372
    (815) 943-9500
    Fax (815) 943-6755
    http://www.loganact.com
    [email protected]

    Thank you for purchasing this manual.


    We have composed this manual from documentation that sometimes dates back to the
    beginning of production of Logan Lathes, in 1940. Any prices shown in this manual are
    included only for historical curiosity, and have no relation to current prices.
    During the production of the Lathes, many parts were changed, and as a result, some
    assembly diagrams may have more than one version in this manual. Where possible,
    we have made note of the Serial Number break point. Compare this to the Serial
    Number of your Lathe, and also compare the appearance of the parts to determine
    which is appropriate for your Lathe. If all else fails and you need a replacement part,
    contact us with dimensional data from your old part. The Serial Number is stamped on
    top of the Bed, near the right hand end of the Lathe, in the trough between the front “V”
    and Flat ways.
    Some diagrams included in this manual may refer to parts or accessories that were
    optional and may not be included in your Lathe.
    Not all parts shown in these diagrams are still manufactured. Virtually all parts that
    would normally wear or require replacement are still manufactured. If a part is no longer
    manufactured, we will make an effort to find you a used replacement or find some sort of
    alternative to allow you to continue to use this machine.
    Some replacement parts may require fitting upon receipt. While not usually required,
    some parts should be ordered as a set, with their mating part. Examples would be
    Crossfeed Screws and Nuts; Compound Screws and Nuts; Variable Speed Pulley
    Assemblies and others. If these parts are ordered as a set, it can be assured that they
    will fit with each other. If, for instance, a Crossfeed Nut is ordered, but not the
    corresponding Crossfeed Screw, we can not insure that the replacement Nut will
    properly fit your Screw. If you have any questions about this, please contact our office.
    Some replacement parts may not be identical to the original. Where parts have been
    redesigned, every effort has been made to insure that the replacement is functionally
    equivalent to the original, if not aesthetically.

    Operating a Lathe or any other machine tool can be dangerous. The


    user should understand the potential danger and take all
    appropriate precautions. It can not be stressed enough that high
    quality safety glasses should be worn at all times while operating
    any machine tool, and anywhere in the vicinity of operating machine
    tools.

    Logan Actuator Co. is a family run company, founded in 1971 and still managed by the
    same family that started Logan Engineering Co. in 1935. We welcome your calls,
    letters, and emails with questions, comments, suggestions, complaints and praise.

    LOGAN-LILLY® AND SIMPLEX HOIST CONTROLLERS • PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR LOGAN LATHES
    DISTRIBUTORS FOR ROYAL PRODUCTS AND PHASE II+ MACHINE TOOL ACCESSORIES AND TOOLING
    ENGINEERING SPECIALTIES

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