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Andy P - 26 Aug 2006 11:17 GMT

Good afternoon I was wondering if you could help me with some
information. My father in law has just come into possession of a lathe
which is unfortunately in pieces & we are attempting to find some
instructions & possible some spare parts or any documentation to go
with it. Unfortunately the only information that we have is that it is
possibly a Russian copy of a Colchester Triumph & a possible model
number of HS1020 we also have 2 other numbers one is on the right hand
side at the back of the bed & is 21576674. The other is on the back of
the bed left hand side & is 956 n 654 w60. Any help would be much
appreciated

Many Thanks Andy Pegg

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Boo - 26 Aug 2006 13:42 GMT

> Good afternoon I was wondering if you could help me with some
> information. My father in law has just come into possession of a lathe
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> the bed left hand side & is 956 n 654 w60. Any help would be much
> appreciated

I don't have anything information myself but why not try looking through the pix
at the machine tools archive at <http://www.lathes.co.uk/> ?

Failing that, if you can take pictures of the lathe pieces you have then I'm
sure the guy who runs that site would be interested to see them and might be
able to identify it for you.

Hth,

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John Stevenson - 26 Aug 2006 13:54 GMT

>Good afternoon I was wondering if you could help me with some
>information. My father in law has just come into possession of a lathe
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>
>Many Thanks Andy Pegg

Andy,
One of these ?

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/stevenson.engineers/lsteve/hidden/Ivan1.jpg

If so I have one but no books on it.
Wiring diagram is inside the end cover, tailstock side or should be.
It's a pre selector gearbox that's worked by dialing in the speed then
pulling and pushing the front lever to engage.

They are not as rare as you think, I have seen 4 more on Ebay and the
web but no documentation on them.

Chances of spares are very remote.

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Regards,

John Stevenson
Nottingham, England.

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scruffybugger - 31 Aug 2006 21:20 GMT

Looks like a later type Stanko. Had an earlier one at a place I used to
work for. Standard of finish wasn't brilliant on most components, but
it was stiff, solid and dependable. There's pics of a similar machine
here:
http://www.machinestock.com/site/showpictures.php?machineno=1095-01007

Cheers, Scruff.

> >Good afternoon I was wondering if you could help me with some
> >information. My father in law has just come into possession of a lathe
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> Visit the new Model Engineering adverts page at:-
> http://www.homeworkshop.org.uk/

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