Bulletin No.

10-R

PARTS LIST
For 9-inch “Workshop” South Bend Lathes
Models A, B, and C

Fig. 1. 9-inch “Workshop" South Bend Horizontal Motor Driven Lathe—Model C.

Care o£ the Lathe

The back-geared, screw cutting lathe is a precision
tool, and when properly installed and cared for, will
give a lifetime of service. Oil your lathe at regular
intervals and check it from time to time to see that
it is level. See pages 6 and 7.

SOUTH BEND LATHE WORKS

Lathe Builders Since 1906
482 Niles Avenue South Bend, Indiana, U. S. A.
 Apron Parts
for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A and B

Fig. 5. Apron Parts for 9-incH “Workshop” South Bend Lnthcs—Models A and B.

Part No. NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

70 j Apron ......................................................... 162X35 Shifter Plunger Spring ...............
71 Hand Wheel with Handle and Pin 163X6-1 Worm Key ..............................
72 Half-Nuts with Pins. . . ....................... 165X2 Hand Wheel Handle.................
73 Half-Nut Studs with Nuts. ... . 203 Apron Worm ....................
74 Half-Nut Cam with Pin .................... 204 Rack Pinion . ............. ..............................
74 A 208 Worm Collar........................ ...........................
76 j Rack Pinion Gear....................................... 223 Clutch Screw.................................... ....
77 223A Clutch Knob Screw ..........................................
80 j Clutch Sleeve................................................. 225 Hand Wheel Pinion. .
81 j Clutch Shoe..................................... 227 Oil Trough .....................................................
81A Clutch Shoe Expander . . ............ 227A Oil Trough Casket. .................
82 i Clutch Knob .................................... 228 Rack Pinion Stud ................. ....................
83 Idler Gear Shifter................. 231 Cross Feed Compound Gear Shaft............
84 Idler Gear Shifter Lever with Pin 231A Cross Feed Compound Gear Shaft Spring
85 Cross Feed Compound Gear 234 A Oil Wick..........................................................................
86 Idler Gear ...................... 288 Reservoir Oiler..........................................
87 Cross Feed Compound Pinion 289A Oil Tube .....................................................................
88 Shifter Knob .................... A-70 Oil Plug..................................................................
89 Shifter Plunger with Pin ............ A-71 Hand Wheel Oiler........................................
89B Hand Wheel Pinion Spring............... A-74A Cam Retainer Pin Set Screw
97 Feed Lock Plunger . . . A-227 Oil Trough Screws. . .
162X5 Cam Retainer Spring . A-228 Rack Pinion Stud Set Screw.................
162X19 I Clutch Sleeve Spring A-231 C.F. Compound Gear Shaft Set Screw

Apron Parts
for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Model C

Part
f No. NAME OF PART
2Q9A 162X34 280
70 Apron................ ......................................
71 Hand Wheel with Handle and Pin
70 c
72 Half-Nuts with Pins.............
A228 A74 74 A 73 Half-Nut Studs with Nuts..............
74 Half-Nut Cam ......................... . . .
74A Half-Nut Cam Pin..................
H 11
73
76
89B
Rack Pinion Gear.....................................
Hand Wheel Pinion Spring. . . .
162X34 Cam Retainer Spring........................
165X2 Hand Wheel Handle............................. .
165X2 228 74 204 Rack Pinion with Pin

93
225 Hand Wheel Pinion ..............................
228 Rack Pinion Stud...................................
288 Hand Wheel Oiler
O 289A Oil Tube......................
225 89B 204 72 A-74 Cam Retainer Screw..........................
A-228 Rack Pinion Stud Set Screw. . .
Fig. 6. Apron Parts for Model C 9" “Workshop” Lathes.
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 Headstock Parts for Overhead Drive Lathes
for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C

11 U 200
n O
229 19E
13 13A

o
oo

11A
214
161X16
1 «
21F 207A
o 25

<i

A &
12A 214A
t 27
l
24 A 301 28 25A
r O

A-19B 19B 00 o

a1
19C 282 161X16 635A

p*
pi

A-19D 19D

^ 140 % 24 260-H 637 206

Fig. 7. Headstock Parts, Overhead Drive Type for 9-inch “Workshop" Lathes—Models A, B, and C.

Part No. : NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

10 Headstock ......................... .......... 27 I Reverse Twin Gears . ...........................................

11A Headstock Shim—Large. 28 Reverse Gear . . ............... ............................
12A Headstock Shim—Small 148 j Quill Gear Guard ................................................
13 Headstock Clamps 149 , Bull Gear Guard . ........................................
13A Headstock Clamp Screws. 161X16 Reverse Bracket Collar Screw Washer. . .
14 Spindle Cone (Flat Belt Drive).................... 161X16 Headstock Clamp Screw Washers...............
14V Spindle Cone (V-Belt Drive) not shown 200 Headstock Spindle...................................................
15 Bull Gear with Key ......................... 202 Eccentric Shaft . .....................................................
19 Back Gear Assembly........................................... 205 Spindle Sleeve..................... ........................................
19B Oil Hole Washer .............................................. 207A Ball Bearing Thrust Collar
19C Capillary Oiler Felt............................................ 214 Bull Gear PI unger ................
19D Capillary Oiler Spring......................... ... 214 A | Bull Gear Pluinger Spring...............
19E Protecting Ring........................ .................. 229 Twin Gear Stuads with ___ Wicks and Nuts. .
19F Oil Return Clips. . ........................................ 260-H 1 Headstock Center. . . .
21A Back Gear Friction Spring............. ... 282 : Headstock Oilers .....
21 B Back Gear Friction Spring Shoe............... 301 Headstock Cap Screws
21C Back Gear Friction Spring Set Screw. 635 Reverse Bracket with Set Screws. .
21F Eccentric Shaft Bushing and Pin ... 635A Reverse Bracket Collar Screw..........
24 Back Gear Lever with Pin............... 637 Reverse Shaft with Nut and Key. .
24 A Back Gear Lever Stop Screw and Nut A-19B Oil Hole Screw.............................................
25 Spindle Take-up Nut .... .... A-19D Felt Wick .......................................................
25A Spindle Take-up Nut Screw.................. A-14S Quill Gear Guard Screws.
26 Spindle Take-up Nut Washer and Pin A-149 Bull Gear Guard Screws . .

Tool Post Parts

for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C

©
252 209 233 253
3-—209

Fig. 8. Tool Post Parts for 9" “W.S.” Lathes—Models A, B, and C. Fig. 9. Parts in Assembly.

Part No. ' NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

209 Tool Post Block.................... 251 Tool Post Ring. . .
233 Tool Post Screw ................. 252 Tool Post Wedge .
250 Tool Post......................... 253 Tool Post Wrench
250A Tool Post Unit Complete
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 Headstock Parts for Underneath Drive Lathes
for 9-inch. “Workshop” Lathes—Models B and C

200
n O
229 19E

! 21FS ©
207 A 635
o 25
i

f
24A 301
<& <2/ fe/
20 27
I
25A

QO 0= 0= o

a!
I9C
214 A
282 161X16 635-A
.!

A-19D 190 (
24 260-H 637 205

Fig. 10. Headstock Parts, Underneath Drive Type for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models B, and C.

Part No. NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

11A | Headstock Cap Shim—Large 28 Reverse Gear ......................................................

12A Headstock Cap Shim—Small 161X16 Reverse Bracket Collar Screw Washer.
13 Heads! ock Clamps ...................... 161X16 Headstock Clamp Screw Washers............
13A Headstock Clamp Screws . 200 Headstock Spindle
14 Spindle Cone. .................. 202 Eccentric Shaft
15 Bull Gear with Key.................... 205 Spindle Sleeve
19 Back Gear Assembly.................... 207A Ball Bearing Thr ust Collar
19B Oil Hole Washer................................. 214 Bull Gear Plunger.....................
19C Capillary Oiler Felt .......... 214 A Bull Gear Plunger Spring. . .
19D Capillary Oiler Spring . . 229 Twin Gear Studs with Wicks and Nuts. .
19E I Protecting Ring................ 260-H Headstock Center....................
19F Oil Return Clips................................ 282 Headstock Oilers
21A Back Gear Friction Spring 301 Headstock Cap Screws
21B Back Gear Friction Spring Shoe 635 Reverse Bracket with Set Screws.................
21C Back Gear Friction Spring Set Screw 635A Reverse Bracket Collar Screw......................
21F Eccentric Shaft Bushing and Pin 637 Reverse Shaft with Nut and Key.
24 Back Gear Lever with Pin 2575 Underneath Drive Headstock . . ..
24A Back Gear Lever Stop Screw and Nut 2576 Spindle Cone Cover
25 Spindle Take-up Nut 2579 Spindle Cone Cover Knob with Screw. . .
25A Spindle Take-up Nut Screw . . A19B Oil Hole Screw. . .......................
26 Spindle Take-up Nut Washer and Pin A19D Felt Wick......................................................................
27 I Reverse Twin Gears................................... A-2576 Cone Cover Set Screws and Jam Nuts.

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Importance of Leveling the Lathe

Before operating the lathe or any other ma- by the level. Next place the level across the bed
chine tool make sure it is level when fastening at the tailstock end of the lathe and shim under
it to the floor or bench. If the lathe is not level the leg accordingly. Now place the level on the
in every direction it will be impossible to turn bed lengthwise on the top of the V-way and the
out work accurately. Level the lathe carefully and Flat-way, both at the headstock end and the tail-
the quality and quantity of the additional work stock end of the bed. When the lathe bed is level
produced will pay a hundred times for the time in every direction fasten the lathe to the floor or
spent in leveling. foundation.

The lathe, if possible, should be set on a con­ After the lathe is fastened securely to the floor,
crete foundation, however, it may be set on a again test it with a level as before, to make sure
wood floor that is strong and substantial. If the that the lathe when fastened is level in every
lathe is to be fastened to a wood floor in an old direction on the horizontal plane. If it is not,
building then the floor should be securely braced release the legs and shim accordingly.
from below to prevent sagging because it is Before the lathe is shipped from our factory it
difficult to keep a lathe level on a wood floor in is set up and carefully leveled, after which it is
an old building for obvious reasons. tested for accuracy with precision instruments.
A record of these tests is kept in our office.
When the lathe has been placed in the position Therefore, if you intend to get the utmost effi­
where it is to be operated, and aligned properly ciency out of the lathe, it is necessary that it be
with the lineshaft (if countershaft driven), place level in every way. If the lathe is level it will
the level across the bed in front of the headstock maintain the same accuracy it had when being
and shim under the leg in the direction indicated tested in our factory.

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 Gear Box Parts
for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Model A

601 61 4
A600

164X22
44 160X252
161 X21 16QX 31
607
J O A / / "r
606 603 164X86- 164X17 A607

160X31
I942D

Q
6B

164X2

161X21 ^ 160X251

(I*
629

Fir. 11. Gear Box Parts for 9-inch "Workshop” Lathes—Model A.

Part No. NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

5 Rear Lend Screw Bracket .... 603 i Main Drive Shaft with Nut..............................
5B Babbitt for Lend Screw Bracket and 604 * i Main Drive Shaft Collar with Pin . . . .
Change Gear Guard . ............ 605 Tumbler Idler Gears ..........................
31 Change Gear Brncket €06 Main Drive Shaft Bushing:.............................
32-20T Change Gear—20 Tooth..................................... 607 Tumbler Guide Bar with Pins ..........
32-40T Change Gear—40 Tooth .... .......... 608 Plunger with Pins
32-56T Change Gear---- 56 Tooth. . ... . . . 610 Plunger Bushings ................. .......................
33 Idler Gear ............... 614 Cone Gear Shaft........................................ ...............
38 Idler Gear Bushing. 615 Cone Gears—Specify number of teeth,
39 Lead Screw Thrust Collar with Pin . . width and bore ... ...............................
88 Shifter Knobs ... . .......... ...................... 619* Small Comp. Gear (Main Drive Shaft). .
146 Change Gear Guard 620 Tumbler Shaft.......................................
146B Change Gear Safety Guard .... ............. 621 Tumbler Gears . . .
147 Change Gear Guard Bracket....................... 622 Small Comp. Gear (Cone Gear Shaft). .
154-1 Index Plate with Pins........................................... 623 Small Compound Gear (Cone Gear Shaft)
160X31 Tumbler Shaft Pin ... ....................... 624 i Cone Shaft Gear .....................................................
160X31 Main Drive Shaft Bushing Pin . . 625 Small Comp. Gear (Main Drive Shaft)..
160X251 Cone Gears Pin .... ...................................... 626 Large Compound Gear........................................
160X252 Tumbler Idler Gear Shafts............. ............. 627 Large Comp. Gear (Main Drive Shaft). .
161X21 Idler Gear Bolt Washer 628 Lead Screw Gear.......................................................
161X21 Main Drive Shaft Washer.................................. 629 Lead Screw with Nuts (State length of
162X29 Shifter Knob Spring.......................... ... bed)................ ..............................................
164X2 Lend Screw Key ....................................................... 635A Reverse Bracket Collar Screw.........................
164X17* Main Drive Shaft Key........................................... 1942-D Switch Bracket. ... ............................................
164X22 Cone Gear Shaft Key............................................ A247 Idler Gear Bolt Nut ..............................................
164X86 Main Drive Shaft Key........................................... A600 Gear Box Screws. . . .........................................
247 Idler Gear Bolt...................................................... . . A-605 Tumbler Idler Gear Bearings.......... ..........
281 Change Gear Guard Stud.................................. A-607 Tumbler Guide Bar Screws ...........................
600 Gear Box.......................................................................... B-600 Gear Box Oiler ........................................................
601 Cone Gear Shaft Bushing................................. PARTS FOR METRIC GEAR BOX ONLY
602R Gear Box Tumbler (Right) 35A Main Drive Shaft Washer.......................
602L Gear Box Tumbler (Left) ..................... 609M Lead Screw Collar.........................................
*For English Gear Box only.
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Oil Lathe at Regular Intervals

Oil the lathe at regular intervals locating the the lead screw clean and well oiled, and it will
various oiling holes and bearings as indicated in retain its accuracy indefinitely.
the oiling chart furnished with lathe. One of the
The correct lubrication of the motor drive
chief causes of wear and destruction of parts of parts and countershaft drive parts is just as im­
the lathe is the failure on the part of the operator portant as the proper lubrication of the lathe. Use
to correctly lubricate them at the proper time. a high quality engine oil S. A. E. No. 10 to oil
Oil carriage V-ways and dovetails frequently. Keep lathe and drive parts.
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 Change Gears — Lead Screw — Rack
for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C

281

5—J

161X21

&&
I
B35A
38
U

it
300

Fig. 12. Change Gears, Lead Screw, Rack for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C.

Part No. NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

4 Front Lead Screw Bracket 146 Change Gear Guard

4-5 Bracket Screws 147 Change Gear Guard Bracket
5 Rear Lead Screw Bracket 152 Index Plate (State serial number of
5B Babbitt for Rear Bracket or Guard lathe). . .........................................................................
31 Change Gear Bracket 161X21 Idler Gear Bolt Washers......................................
32 Change Gears—Specify num ber of teeth 164X86 Lead Screw Key.................................................................
and bore 247 Compound Idler Gear Bolt and Nut
33 Standard Cha ngc Idler Gear. . 275 Rack .
35 Change Gear Collar.................. 275A Rack Sc rews
36-7 Compound Gears (1-4) 281 Guard Hinge Pin .............................................
36A-7A Compound Gears (1-3) 300 Lead Screw with Washer, Key, and Nut
38 Compound Idler Gear Bushings. . 635-A Change Gear Bracket Collar Sc re W
39 Lead Screw Thrust Collar and Pin

Countershaft Drive Parts

for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C

Fig. 13. Countershaft Drive Parts for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C.

Part No. NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

100 Countershaft Pulley with Oil Cup, 108 Countershaft Shifter Nut (Complete). . .
Spring, Wick, and Plug 109 Countershaft Yoke Cone. .....................................
101 Countershaft Spiders . . . 243 Friction Finger Set Screws and Jam Nuts
102 Countershaft Friction Fingers with Pins 261 Countershaft Shaft ...........................................
103 Countershaft Cone. . ...................................................... 262 Countershaft Shifter Rod........................................
104 Countershaft Collars with Set Screws. 263 Countershaft Expansion Wedge ..
105 Countershaft Yoke Lever with Set Screws A-100 Countershaft Pulley Oilers..................................
106 Countershaft Boxes.................. ....................................... B-100 Countershaft Pulley Oil Wicks, Springs
107 Countershaft Hangers ............................................... and Plugs. .

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 Horizontal Motor Drive Parts
1 1
for 9-inch “Workshop Lath.es—Models A, B, and C

Fig. 14. Horizontal Motor Drive Parts for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C.

Part No. NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

103 Countershaft Cone (Flat Belt Drive) 1949 Belt Release Crank Pin and Cotter Pin.
103 V Countershaft Cone (V-Belt Drive—not 1949FC Pedestal Pivot Screw and Jam Nuts. . .
shown).......................... .................................... 2543 Motor Pulley (Specify motor speed).........
735 Countershaft Shaft Collar................... - . 2543-K Motor Pulley Key . . .
1936 Countershaft Pulley with Pin H-739 Switch (Give motor specific ations)
1940 Motor Drive Standard ................. H-757 Wiring----Motor to Switch
1941 Countershaft Shaf t. . . . .......... H-757A Wiring—Extension Cable and Plug
1942B Bed Switch Holder (Specify switch No.) H-778 Moto Specify horsepower, phase, cycle,
1944 Standard Base. ... ......................................... voltage, and D.C. or A.C. . .....................
1945 Belt Release Lever............................................ H-852 Belt—Motor to Countershaft............
1946 Horizontal Belt Rod and Pin—R.H. H-1527 Belt—Countershaft to Lathe .....................
1947 Horizontal Belt Rod and Pin—L. H. . . H-1528 i Belt Lacing. . .................... ....................
1948 T urnbuckle...................... .......................................... WR-735 ! Countershaft Collar Wrench.....................
WR-2543 Motor Pulley Wrench ............................

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How to Order Gears

When ordering replacement gears for your lathe, such
as Spindle Reverse Gear. Cross Feed Gear or Rack
Pinion, be sure to give all the information required as
listed below. See drawing at left for diagram illustrat­
D ing specifications required.

Information to be Given When

Ordering Gears
Name and Number of Part Diameter “D” in Inches
W —4 NUMBER OF TEETH- Serial Number of Lathe Width “W” in Inches
The illustration above shows two views of Quantity Wanted Key way “K” in Inches
a gear blank with parts lettered for use when Number of Teeth Hole •*.«-
H” in Inches
indicating specifications on your order.
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 Pedestal Motor Drive Parts
for 9-inch. “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C

1936

WR2643 WR735
V
sax/
1949

a
O P770-T
P-2586F

194QF 1958F P-052

Fig. 15. Pedestal Motor Drive Parts for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C.

Part No. NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

103 Countershaft Cone........................ 19S8F Pedestal Belt Guard with Screws

735 Countershaft Shaft Collar . . . 2543 Motor Pulley ..........................
1936 Countershaft Pulley ............... 2543K Motor Pulley Key.................
1940F Pedestal Standard............... 2586F Switch Adapter.
1940FA Connection Box Cover . . A-1940F Oilers .................................
1940FB Conduit Clamp with Screw P-739 Switch (Give motor specifications). .
1941 Countershaft Shaft .......................... P-757 Wiring—Motor to Switch
1942F Pedestal Switch Arm with Screws. P-757A Wiring—Extension Cable and Plug
1943F Belt Release Bed Bracket P-778 Motoi---- Specify horsepower, phase, cycle,
1944 Standard Base .... voltage and D.C. or A.C. . .
1945F Belt Release Lever....................... P-778T Flexible Tubing ............. i
1945FA Belt Release Lever Bracket.................. P-852 Belt—Motor to Countershaft
1946F Belt Rods—R.H. ........................................ P-1527 Belt—Countershaft to Lathe.
1947F Belt Rods—L.H........................................... P-1528 Belt Lacing ..................
1948 Turnbuckles. . . ... P-2586-F Adapter Switch Screws
1949 Belt Release Lever Pins ................... WR-735 Countershaft Collar Wrench .
1949FA Belt Release Lever Shaft ..................... WR-2543 Motor Pulley Wrench...............
1949FC Pedestal Pivot Screws
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How to Order Threaded Parts

When ordering threaded parts such as Cross the outside diameter of threads in inches; num­
Feed Nut, Lead Screw Half-Nut, or Cross Feed ber of threads per inch; and whether thread is
Screw, be sure to give complete specifications a right-hand or left-hand Acme, U.S. Standard
covering each threaded part wanted. Specify or Sharp “V” type.

Information to be Given When Ordering Threaded Parts

Name and Number of Part Number of Threads per Inch
Serial Number of Lathe State Kind of Thread:
Quantity Wanted Acme Thread )
Outside Diameter of Threads in Inches U. S. Standard Thread /Right- or Left-hand
Shurp “V” Thread J

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 Underneath Motor Drive Parts
for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models B, and C

U-778

o
□
2540 n
1949
194-4-U
1941
1946-U *(?
WR-735

V1947-U
2560
Z~3
2638 2639 WR-2543

A CX5
y'

I
u
U-757 A U-739 U-1527 U-1528 U-852 2543

Fig. 16. Underneath Motor Drive Parts for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models B, and C.

Part No. NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

103 Countershaft Cone ............ U-S52 Belt—Motor to Countershaft

735 Countershaft Shaft Collar . U-1527 Belt—Countershaft to Lathe
1936 Countershaft Pulley U-1528 Belt Lacing .............
1941 Countershnft Shaft............... WR-735 Countershaft Collar Wrench
1944-U Underneath Drive Manger. WR-2543 Motor Pulley Wrench
1946-U Adjusting Screw—L. H.
1947-U Adjusting Screw—R.H.
1948-U Turnbuckle
1949 Ball Point Set Screws with Jam Nuts .
2540 Motor Base ..................
2543 Motor Pulley—Specify motor speed.
2543K Motor Pulley Key..............................
2560 Belt Adjusting Crank
2562 Tightener Crankshaft ...................................
2566 Clevis with Pins .........................
2638 Tension Spring
2639 Tension Spring Clip
2640 Belt Tightener Bracket .
U-739 Switch (Give motor specifications) . . . .
U-757 Wiring—Motor to Switch. . . ..................
U-757A Wiring—Extension Cable and Plug.
U-778 Moto Specify horsepower, phase, cycle,
voltage, an d D.C. or A.C.

Legs—Bench and Floor

for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—
Models A, B, and C

Part No. NAME OF PART

3 Long Leg (Headstock and Tailstock end

same).............................................................................
6 Bench Leg (Headstock end). ....................
6-A Bench Leg (Tailstock end) ... ..................
A-3 Leg to Bed Screws (4 to each leg) ... Fig. 17. Bench Legs and Floor Legs for 9-inch
“Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C.
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Parts for Metric Transposing Gear Equipment
for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C

Fig. 18. Metric Parts for 9-inch “Workshop” South Bend Lathes—Models A, B, and C.

Part No. NAME OF PART Part No. NAME OF PART

9W3I Change Gear Bracket................. 9W201M Metric Graduated Tnilstock Spindle.

9W32M Metric Change Gears (Specify No. Teeth) 9W224M Metric Cross Feed Screw......................
9W36-7 Compound Idler Gear Assembly . 9W230M Metric Compound Rest Screw......................
9W38 Compound Idler Gear Bushings 9W247 Compound Idler Gear Bolts........................
9W64M Metric Cross Feed Graduated Collar 9W281 Gear Guard Stud ............................................
9W65M Metric Cross Feed Nut, Lock Screw and 9W281B Babbitt for Gear Guard
Pin .............. ............................... 9W635A Collar Screw for Change Gear Bracket
9W95M Metric Compound Rest Nut ... 9W901-3 Metric Transposing Gear Assembly . . . .
9W1I0M Metric Compound Rest Graduated Collar 9W906 Metric Transposing Change Gear Guard
9W152M Metric Index Plate ................. 9W907 Metric Transposing Gear Guard Bracket
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Attachments, Accessories, and Tools

for 9-inch “Workshop” Lathes—Models A, B, and C
Description I Cat No. Description Cat. No.

Adjustable Thread Cutting Stop 67-W Hand Lever Bed Turret. I 1509 W
Almond Three-Jaw Drill Chuck Hand Lever Tnilstock................... . . 1197-W
0" to Yi" Capacity................................ 219-W Jacobs Hollow Threaded Chuck
0" to y>" Capacity............................... 220-W Y" to capacity........................... 907-W
\‘h" to Yi" Capacity................... 327-W Y\{ to Y\" capacity............. 925-W
Center Drill and Countersink Jacobs Three-Jaw Drill Chuck
Yc'” diameter............ ....................... 898-A 0" to Capacity........................ 1200-W
‘Ve* diameter.................................... 898-B 0" to 1 2* Capacity..................... 1201-W
Yv," diameter ................................. 898-C 3/f«" to Y" Capacity........................ 1202-W
Center Rest........................................ 125-W Large Face Plate . . . ........................ 40- W
Chucks (fitted with chuck plate) Micrometer Carriage Stop........... 968-W
6"—4-Jaw Ind. Lathe Chuck—Medium. . . 4006-W Milling and Boring Table............. 904-W
6"—4-Jaw Ind. Lathe Chuck—Light.......... 4706-W
5"—3-Jaw Univ. Lathe Chuck—Med......... 3005-W Milling and Kcyway Cutting Attach.. . , 9-W
5"—3-Jaw Univ. Lathe Chuck—Light. . . 3705-W Morse Taper Sleeve.............................................. II8-A
Chuck Plates. Threaded................................... 126-W Milling Cutters and Arbors............................. On Request
Clamp Lathe Dogs Plain Carriage Stop...................... .......... 758-W
Maximum opening I Y".................................... 160 Standard Lathe Dogs
Maximum opening I Y".................................... 161 Maximum Opening Y".................................... 2-MJ
Collet Attachments Maximum Opening 1"........................................ 6-MJ
Hand Wheel Draw-in Collet Chuck Attach. 4306-W Maximum Opening I Yi"............................... 10-MJ
Hand Type Draw-in Collet Chuck Attach. 5206-W Taper Attachment............................................... 428-W
Collets for round work, Yl" to Vi" by 64ths. 609-W Thread Dial Indicator........................................ 810-W
Cutter Bits Tool Holders
Unground High Speed Steel Cutter Bit. . . 1460 Straight Tool Holder........................................ 847-S
Ground High Speed Steel Cutter Bit.......... 1355 Right Hand Tool Holder.................................. 847-R
Double Tool Slide.................................................. 738-W Left Hand Tool Holder..................................... 847-L
Straight Cutting-off Tool Holder................. 833-S
Drill Chuck Arbor................................................. 709-W Right Hand Cutting-off Tool Holder.......... 833-R
Electric Grinders Threading Tool Holder...................................... 845
Electric Grinder (l-ph. 60-cy. A.C.)............ 30-W Knurling Tool Holder........................................ 820
Fixture for Diamond Dresser 6c Reamer. . 19-W Style” D” Bor’g Tool Hldr. with solid bar. 505-F
Diamond Dresser for above.......................... 18-W Style" B” Bor'g Tool Hldr. with sleeve bar. 423
Follower Rost........................................................... 34-W Heavy Duty Boring and Turning Tool. . . 469-W
Gear Cutting Attachment........................... 270-W Tool Grinder (Electric)...................................... I I I2-W

SOUTH BEND LATHE WORKS

Lathe Builders Since 1906
482 Niloa Avonuo • South Bend, Ind., U.S.A.
M5961 -LOXM-6-7-'40 Printed in U.S.A.
 FORM NO. 340

Order Blank for Ordering Replacement Parts for South Bend Lathes
THIS ORDER BLANK HAS BEEN PREPARED TO ASSIST OUR CUSTOMERS IN MAKING
OUT ORDERS FOR REPLACEMENT AND REPAIR PARTS FOR SOUTH BEND LATHES.

Date.
SHIP TO:

Name

Street and No.. Rural Route. Box No.

Post Office. State.

Shipping Point (If different from P. O.) _____ State. County_

Give Serial Number of Lathe and Other Information Requested Below:

1. Give Serial Number stamped on flat way of Lathe Bed at the Tailstock End

2. Give swing over Lathe Bed. .inches. 3. Give length of Lathe Bed. feet.

4. State whether Lathe is Quick Change Gear or Standard Change Gear Type.

5. State whether Lathe has Gap or Straight Bed.

SENDING
QUANTITY PART DESCRIPTION OF PART OLD PART?
WANTED NUMBER YES OR NO

WHEN ORDERING GEARS, THREADED PARTS, CHUCK BACKS OR FACE PLATES BE SURE YOU HAVE GIVEN
ALL OF THE INFORMATION REQUESTED ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THIS BLANK.

South Bend Lathe Works u.s.a.

5521-9*21-36-LOXM (See other aide) PrioteJ ia U.S.A.
 Order Blaok for Ordering Replacement Parts for South Bend Lathes
GIVE US COMPLETE INFORMATION AND WE WILL GIVE YOU PROMPT SERVICE

How to Order Gears (Sco Illustration)

When ordering gears specify in the space below the quantity wanted, part number, num­
ber of teeth, outside diameter, width of face, size of keyway, and diameter of hole as illus­
trated at left:
Specifications for Ordering Gears
Quantity Part Number of Diameter Width Keyway Hole
Wanted Number Teeth D W K H

•Hf—* NUMBER OF TEETH-

Cut Illustrating Dimensions

The illustration above shows two views of

n gear with parts lettered for use when
indicating specifications in the space at right.

How to Order Threaded Parts (See Illustrations)

When ordering threaded parts, such as Lead Screws, Half-Nuts, Cross Feed Screws, etc., be sure to give
following information:
1. Give outside diameter (D) of threads.
(See illustrations at right.)
D' D
2. State kind of thread. Check the correct
illustration, showing whether U. S.
Standard, Sharp “V,”or Acme Thread.
3. Specify whether Right or Left Hand. □ U. S. Standard Thread Q Sharp “V” Thread □ Acme Thread
□ Right □ Left □ Right □ Left □ Right □ Left
4. Give number of threads per inch.
.Threads per inch Threads per inch Threads per inch

How to Order Chuck Backs or Face Plates (See Illustrations)

Sufficient stock is left on the diameter of the flange on the chuck back so that it can be machined to fit the
recess of the chuck. When ordering Chuck Backs or Face Plates for South Bend Lathes fill in the dimensions
requested below:

Headstock Spindle Chuck Back Rear View of a Chuck

Flange

A. Outside Diameter of Nose___ Inches

B. Number of Threads per Inch.
C. Length of Spindle__________ Inches E. Rough Diam. of Chuck F. Diam. of Recess in back of
D. Length of Nose_____________ Inches Back Flange_____ Inches Chuck is. Inches

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
Mark X here if quo­
tation is wanted Before mailing your order make sure that you have given us the information requested on the opposite side
°f this blank, as well as the information listed above. Use the space below for remarks or special information.
If you desire to have us quote prices for equipment listed on this order, including postage or other delivery
charges, kindly indicate by marking “X” in space at left.

Remarks

482 Niles Avenue

South Bend Lathe Works South Bend, Indiana, U. S. A.
5521—9-21-36—LOXM (See other aide) Printed in U. S. Ai