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Go with twist-locks. They're smaller.

It's a boring bar. Looks like it takes a 1/4" tool bit.

Might be for shoveling grain. Elevator dust explosion hazard.

I'll never understand why companies couldn't just design for metric bearings. If they could bore a 40 mm hole in a casting for the OD, why couldn't they machine a shaft to a metric size?

If you're going to build a better mount, now's the chance to use a modern ball bearing motor.

If that's really a 6203 2RS, that's a metric bearing, not an inch one, and the bore is in millimeters. It's 17X40X12 mm. What's the FULL bearing number on the box?

It would have to have breaker points, so earlier.

I've worked on plenty of Ford flatheads and have never seen anything like that. The name Sunnen is a company that is well known for honing machines and their associated equipment.

P&G Valve Gapper

My generator has two 120V windings that can be connected in series for 240V or in parallel for 120V. I connected them in series and took a neutral from the center tap, giving me 120/240 3 wire. It runs the whole house that way.

Judging from the outlets, it's probably single phase 120/240. Is there any kind of a nameplate anywhere that's legible? If it's a 4 pole alternator, it'll have to run at 1800 rpm for 60 Hz. I found some datasheets for Lima-Marathon generators...

If you look at the catalog page, there are two jaws that are mounted using the T-slots in the table.

You may be able to buy new rack from Boston Gear. They also carry spur gears.

Re: The Classic Craftsman 100/150 Drill Press Looks like it has a keyless chuck.

I have a K-D #140 clamp tool that was sold as a welding clamp. I use mine for lifting batteries by clamping on the top edge of the case and using it as a handle. I've been using it for years, and it works very well.

That's a welding torch with a cutting attachment. You're missing the tip holder for welding. Try looking for a #79 cutting attachment.

The mill's easy enough, just lock up all of the collets, chucks, and crank handles for the knee and vise in the cabinet with the other mill tools. The same goes for the lathe. and you could also run a chain through the headstock spindle and padlock it. What we had trouble with was the big...

That's from Iowa State University. It's never been used to run production! What a creampuff.

Look at the data plates for what TMs apply to the units, then run a search for them using the TM number and letters, if any. There are lots of places online where you can download them as PDFs. A dash 10 manual is a user guide and larger numbers are for higher echelon repair shops until a -35 is...

ATS has recreated the Parker tube beading set. These have been around since WWII, and they do a great job. I've used them in years past: https://www.aircraft-tool.com/shop/detail.aspx?id=AP145&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1