New Metric Transposing Gears For South Bend 9 10k Lathe - For Repair

US $150.00

Harvard, Massachusetts, United States
Jan 30th

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These remaining sets Need Repair! The large double gear 100/127 is not pinned together properly and they wobble relative to each other. They can not be used this way. You will need to fix this before using. Some have 1 pin as shown, some have 2 pins. All wobble and need fixing. Selling As/Is at a discount because of this issue. New Tools4cheap exclusive! Set of replacement metric transposing gears I had manufactured to fit South Bend 9" model A and 10k lathes with quick change gear boxes. Set does not fit the heavy 10 lathe. Also the 9" without quick change gear box, models B and C need some additional/different gears as well which are not included but you may have already. Set includes: 100/127 transposing gear and the following stud gears: 48,44,40,36,32,28,26 tooth. These are the same gears South Bend used to supply + the 40 tooth. The lathes originally came with the 40 tooth but I included it in my set anyways in case it was lost. Below i show an original South bend chart that shows what threads these will cut. This is for informational purposes only and is NOT included! Note: If you have a model B or C, I believe the additional gears NOT included that you would need are: (72/18combo, 20,100,80,56,52,18,16,22) You may already have some of these in your normal set. You would also need the proper 2 legged banjo bracket. See my other listings for B/C set Chart below is NOT included but shown here so you know what threads these will cut.

Condition	For parts or not working : An item that does not function as intended and is not fully operational. This includes items that are defective in ways that render them difficult to use, items that require service or repair, or items missing essential components. See the seller’s listing for full details.
Seller Notes	“New Sets that need the large double 100/127 gear properly pinned together. Were not fastened correct at the factory.”